(Google it and read the free online guide.) 

Hey @Mike GreenEngagement is key, posting a lot of valuable resources and helpful content will drive people to your page.

experience is worth far more than a couple grand a year. in 10 years you might find that PM experience valuable while you'll have long forgotten about the money. better approach: negotiate a raise in the PM job and give yourself a win/win

He shows up at a lot of the investor meetings and has a lot of valuable experiences.

I've talked to a few friends who are actively in the business and I'm very intrigued and I've blazed through the ultimate beginner's guide as well. 

His time is valuable.

In the above example, if you knew the seller was offering 3% commission to buyer agents then you could say offer the seller 2% less than the asking price and this would be a more valuable offer than a full price offer from a buyer with an agent.

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Guide, and mentor.