Looking for mentors. so i have been reading and studying these passed several mnths. however i would like some one on one guidence from experienced investors so i can move forward in my investing.

Example: if you are a flipper that wants to buy with low money out of pocket, then you would need to study that system and the private lenders market.

By the time I left after 6.5 months, I had listened to 225+ podcasts, each one TWICE, and read all the big name books including, Rich Dad Poor Dad.October 2016: When I got back to the states, I started studying my market and analyzing houses.

It is all CBT (computer based training) with an additional yellow book for studying. 

I'm well-studied in this space and grew up in a family who was used to renting properties, but haven't pulled the trigger on anything until now.

I recently heard about buying and selling notes and wondered what resources you've found most useful in studying this topic?  

@Sasan Nemabakhsh...Feel free to take what I'm going to respond with a grain of salt, and while not exactly the same, I've worked on some hospitality construction financing, and the lender I've placed with has appetite for ALF construction.I don't know about construction cap, but end should be running at a 8ish, on ALF, from my knowledge.You should definitely get a 3rd party feasibility study done to determine the answer to the question of market due diligence.  

Closed in October 2013 at $152,000Over the next few years, I made some additions and repairs (new bedroom, bathroom, and extra kitchen in the basement), and now got two housemates - completely covered my mortgage payments.2015 rolls around and I start studying real estate a little bit more.

@Antoine Martel @Gay Lloyd  I am not a lawyer, but you really need to study up on this before you give advice that can really get someone in trouble.  

Be sure to study your state book!