Life is too short to miss out because I am dedicating my life to hours and hours of work.I know that investing in real estate may not be easy, especially given the current situation in our world, but I accept the challenge. 

Chicago code requires that all tenants need to be able to access their electrical panel 24/7 unless a dedicated person (engineer/owner) lives there to provide them with that access.

Exterior is not considered entry unless its in a dedicated yard space that is reserved for them.

My wife has only been with her broker for a couple of months and we wanted to get a feel for how much time would need to be dedicated for doing "broker work" and how much time could be used looking at properties for our investment side.

I do have a full time job and I will be doing this one the side so obviously it's going to take me a lot longer to find properties since I won't have as much time to dedicate to searching, but I'm looking for my first deal so I'm fine with taking extra time and learning all I can myself.

I have decent liquid savings dedicated solely to getting into my first property and 100k ish salary.Los Angeles:Small multifamily($500-700k?)

I have a full-time job, as well as a wife and three kids that I dedicate time to each day, so I don't always have an abundance of time.

Of the 8 hours a day you spend expect about 3 hours to be dedicated to them marketing their program to you.

They have a dedicated in store team to see kitchen remodel projects through from design to install; including their own in-house contractors.

You need someone that clicks with you personally before engaging in a mentor/mentee relationship with the dedication and stress that may be involved.Where to find a mentorStart by looking within your existing network.