I get that  LOL.I have known Engelo from day one when he came here from Australia.. and I would not say I mentored him that would not be the case.. but I have followed him and from what I can see he is a very hard working young man.. and pretty straight up really..

My first real estate mentor began in the time share business.

A big issue for the middle class is the lack of financially literate mentors.

Jesus Hi I would recommend Joining your Local Real Estate Clubs in your Area an networking with a Others Hopefully getting a Mentor.

I am looking for a mentor / potential partner whom can benefit mutually from future business.Please message me if you are interested.

I'm looking to find a mentor/eventual partner in the Phoenix area.  

Planning is great - I never was good at that - words are easy to put down on paper - other people's ideas are fun to experiment with and can make someone new in this business feel good for awhile I guess.Over 40 years ago I can recall as if it were yesterday - I was where many of the new folks on this site are today - I was motivated to make money in real estate - had a giant desire to create a little success (the low pay awful job I had, and a jerk for a boss just wasn't cutting it  - but I had motivation - i discovered quickly that it takes more than motivation to pay the bills.So this one seminar I took the guru said "set a goal, build your team and find a mentor".OK - I set a goal to get rich in real estate - to buy one house a month and to quit my job.

After I finish reading the Ultimate Guide to REI from BP I plan on finding mentors to help me further my education even if it means relocating to a different place.

I would be open to short term mentoring with an agreed upon financial arrangement.

I actually heard about the the Dinner with a Mentor meet up through Rod Khleif's podcast.