I'm happy to help "mentor" how to enjoy it, lol. 

Network aggressively with experienced investors and mentors, continuously educate yourself on the market, and be patient and persistent.

I am looking for a mentor to help guide me investing in real estate in Bay Area.

I’d recommend finding an experienced partner or mentor local to Ashland, ideally someone you already have a relationship with and not just someone looking to profit from your deal.

If active, spend time on education and mentoring. 

With the guidance of our mentor and coach, we're in the process of interviewing VAs to help us double our agent business while continuing to expand our portfolio.At this point, I don’t think we could scale any further without additional help. 

I have a mentor in the game that is very successful as a yay or nay resource.

I think that's what also has me going, because I definitely don't have the funds to start buying multi-family properties or anything else and I don't have a mentor to guide me through anything dealing with real estate.

The important part is getting started.If you’re still feeling stuck, maybe try connecting with a mentor or someone who’s been through it.

They also set you up with a mentor who has a vested interest in helping you do deals because they get a percentage of profits for the first year. the mentor is available by phone, email, or text 7 days a week and help you analyze and structure deals.