Less likely that a larger bank would take notice even if they have a provision prohibiting junior liens, as many of them do.

Attend your local REI meetups and connect with local lenders and brokers and get a mentor.

Be very careful of the so-called "mentors." 

I'm interested in connecting with others an I'm seeking a mentor or coach.

It’s not all about the Benjamins…………..A wise mentor once told me:The Benjamins are simply a concrete manifestation of the appreciation your clients and investors feel towards you.

., BiggerPockets) can be valuable for networking, finding mentors, and discussing strategies with other wholesalers.Bandit Signs: These are signs you see on the side of the road with messages like "We Buy Houses Cash."

I need a mentor or someone that I can learn from but they are charging thousands of dollars to share PDFs and templates that I have no idea how to use. 

I'm in the process of studying to obtain my real estate license, but I'm eager to dive deeper into the world of real estate, in particularly interested in learning hands-on skills related to home renovation and remodeling (Fix&flip)I believe that the best way to learn is through practical experience, so I'm hoping to find someone in the industry who would be willing to mentor me or provide on-the-job training.

Even if your giving free time to the expert/mentor. 

I've spent a lot of time trying to get a good understanding of the basics and would love to get as much practical insights as possible so welcome any advice/mentors.