The best coaches and mentors are guys doing what you want to be doing in your local market. 

Our coach did an amazing webinar on this called "Tricks Syndicators Play to Make the Numbers Look Good" - I can't post a link here but shoot me a message I'd be happy to send to you.

The guy that runs that REIA, @Chris Hake, also has a coaching group that I joined, so I could learn the ins and outs and be part of a like minded group focused on building our real estate businesses.

Hello, and good evening, I just read an amazing book called the e-myth, I was curious  if there are any real estate mindset coaches in the Columbus Ohio area that anyone can recommend? 

He coaches him on how to do it right.

Do: go to a lot of networking events, work/study/learn every single day, commit to the processDon't: Spend a bunch of money on coaching right away, get shiny object syndrome, think 'get rich quick' is realisticGo to meetup.com and find real estate networking events close to you. 

Did you have a coach?

I'm part of a coaching group that I recently joined where every investor focusses on multi-family real estate unlike majority of the coaching groups.

Once an agent trusts a lender they know that lender can close deals (some lenders we will never work with and also listing agents really avoid certain lenders, such as Rocket mortgage)As far as working with you to increase your offer - same thing, this really doesn’t benefit your agent at all (the few extra pennies in commission 100% do not matter to an agent) Agent most likely does have insight of another offer and their reading the listing agent and situation and trying to coach you to make an offer to get the house.It’s hard to fully understand as a client who buys one or two houses a year.

I did it as a football coach in recruiting and I am doing it today as an agent and investor.