Hi, my name is RIco im new to the site and real estate. I want to start building a empire to pass down to my kids and family. I want to start with wholesaling and learn the basics then go into fixing and flipping, eve...

If I may offer a piece of advice: If you're truly interested in finding a mentor, try to offer something that adds value for the mentor.

I don't have any mentors to guide me, so even gaining that would be a huge step towards me becoming successful.Potential investors, those who's been through these issues, please advise me on what I can do to just start my property investing journey!!

Hello, I'm looking to transition from being a full time Engineer (30+yrs) into RE investing and would like to have a mentor (guidance) as I start this long term effort.I'm in central Ohio and work from home w/a flexible schedule.  

A mentor can really accelerate your growth, no matter what level you're currently at.

Comprehending the legal environment is essential for effective property management.If at all feasible, try to locate a mentor in the Denver real estate market who is experienced in the area and can offer advice.

Additionally, one of my good buddies @Doug Spence is active duty air force and mentors new investors.

It is not uncommon for Realtor "Teams" to have a more senior member of the team to pass on leads to junior members.

Hey BP folks!  I bought a single in 2020 for 175k (almost doubled in value since) and a condo a year later (50k equity built).  I’m self employed, my DTI is gonna scare away any bank and my liquid capital is minimal. ...

I would love to have the right guidance/mentor..