I do have some things in the works being a realtor, plus coaching.

Well, a lot of coaches and trainers come into teaching others with the mindset ‘if it worked for me it will work for you.’

If you have the right coach and partners, you can build a big portfolio. 

I would think finding an having the deal, let them rehab for a portion and some coaching along the way.

As a young agent, I think the best thing to look for in a broker is direct one on one mentorship/coaching.

With all that additional time on my hands I splurged and ventured into a whole list of additional projects: new construction, did remodeling jobs for high end clients, started coaching and got licensed and pretty soon worked as a full time agent - and all that on top of managing our portfolio, acquring additional properties which then had to be rehabed, rented and refinanced.

They should see themselves as a mentor, coach, consultant, wealth advisor, and see buying opportunities other agents don’t understand.5.

Good Morning,I am getting my RE license and I noticed there were a lot of reputable residential RE coaches but I was wondering if anyone could recommend a reputable commercial RE coach?

You can hire either a mentor or a coach to help you expedite the progress.

Just left an RE-Mentor 3 day workshop and after having already spent $4,000, I was debating paying an extra $40k-$80k to join the mentorship and coaching program but a friend who was already in real estate advised me to save that money and to rather network and invest my time and resources in local coaches, reading books, starting small and scaling up.