let me ask my daughter she might have a recommendation for you.. she is a Broker there in Vegas

The best thing to do is have a conversation with a broker or lender (or a few brokers or lenders), see who you like working with and get a rough idea of how much you would qualify for based on verbal information. 

I'm a property manager, lender, broker, and investor with over 20 years of experience in the Tampa Bay area, including Tampa, Clearwater, Largo, and Saint Petersburg.

Depending on your personal needs from a mentor, you may also want to just start talking with Brokers, Property managers and attorneys in your area.  

Had you called a broker you would have had about 90% of that extra money in your pocket.

I am a Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker in Colorado who has been reading everything I can get my hands on as well as running through scenarios with my employing broker.

@Brian j Cook i have found a broker who is offering  thus program.. message me if you like. 

Specifically i found that we had to coordinate keys, the seller move out, the closing times, wiring instructions, and various other little details to get the deal done... being this was our first one, it was unclear who communicates all of these as there was obviously no agents or brokers involved.  

Contact commercial brokers with your deal.

Professional property managers are often licensed real estate brokers who specialize in acting as the filter for you for the number items, which are not only costly but a headache.