I'd say the best thing a mentor or coach can provide is a kick in the pants.

ps - sorry I forgot to mention, there was an upsell in the last 10 minutes for his one-on-one coaching.

Hey Richard, keep me posted on where and what you're doing, unless of course you're selling some course/coaching program in which case ignore my email.

If I were selling a barn or an old church in the country and the buyer's intention was to turn that into a residence and live there, residential laws apply.These Acts are the news of the day for investors, they have become central to gurus or mentor/coaches as a tool to be used in attracting attention, some with good intentions to promote their being seen as having expertise in their niche or their marketing agenda.

I also have been talking to an investor here in my area and have my first coaching this Friday.

It was his first real estate deal of any kind and I had to coach him through it with the motivated seller.

There are also community responsibility aspects that ensure you're allowed to stay in business.Next, understand too that RE, especially the internet, is full of promoters having motives to profit from mentoring, coaching, selling books, programs or other materials that are hyped in marketing products or services.

To get some "air under ur wings" try plugging into a coach or mentor.

The question is, are they really coaching you and what are you actually getting for the $$ you put in.

One of the points that is stressed is to have a coach show you the ins and outs of the game..not to reinvent the wheel but duplicate a proven system.