Especially starting out as a Realtor, you want an office that has proven success and ongoing mentoring available.

But either way, I wouldn't be afraid to give away momentary profit for knowledge that costs thousands of dollars through courses and mentors and have the ability to repeat and grow more deals.Hope that helps! 

Not much more to add to this, Maybe just find a mentor.

Today I sent a very professional email, as my renter is late over 15 days and according to my management contract they will contact me by the 10th is issues for rent/monies, and I had heard nothing, they also never respond to a visit or pictures of my property...and then he responded to my email with 30 days notice to cancel on agreement, I need to find new management...I was already looking but thought I had to go through March as a renter that they provided is through March, I am needing a bit of mentor support on what then happens to the tenants monies that are in escrow from move in, do they need to transfer that to me, or to a new property management company?

My mentor suggested forming an LLC but for me the LLC is less about anonymity or warding off issues from litigious tenants -I agree that the best way around lawsuits is adhering to law, insurance, and treating people well.

X-ray techs require handful of prerequisites with a junior college (Associate level degree) and then followed by 2 years in tech school.Most x-ray/ultrasound/CT/MRI techs who are veterans make around $45-$60/hr at my hospital.  

My name is Spencer but you know that according to my username :) Im new to REI and looking for a mentor in the Twin cities.

It does get easier though, down to a routine: it will get to the point that you will write several contracts at a time and see which ones will work out.If you can have a mentor that can help you in the beginning phase, that will definitely jump start your real estate career: you will be more confident and reassured.

If you are thinking of wholesaling, get a mentor for sure.

To decrease your learning    curve a local mentor who does not drain your wallet is a good option.2) Your mailings were not targeted enough.