(it was mentioned to find a mentor and work under him to learn the ropes).I would love to hear a few of your opinions why it is not a good idea to start with wholesaling, vs. just saying "it is a bad idea to start with wholesaling".As far as my progress goes, I have 2 meetings with 2 very reputable successful real estate agents (that have their own RE companies) in a few days.

A mentor of mine says "you should be embarrassed of your low offer."  

I am hoping to connect with mentors, co investors.

I've took on the wholesaling niche and I'm working with a mentor that's helping me out a lot.

There was a lengthy thread discussing the program found here http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/76443-lifestyles-unlimited-of-texasI highly suggest you do your due diligence before spending any money on mentoring.

Let me know if I can be of any assistance. p.s. do not spend your money all your money on coaching, seminars, mentors.

I think we all together have more resources and contacts than the so called mentors.We can find mentors from out of state to mentor us through the process if we are a team of newbies looking for help and ready to share the bounty.Just my 2c.

I guess I could share, with limitations and specifc purpose.To demostrate knowlege to someone I'm personally mentoring, my family, loan officer etc.

Joined this site to expand my network, learn a couple things, and find a couple genuine mentors to help guide me through this crazy world of real estate investing.

Yeah, pay them but, do your own research and make your own conclusions.3) I haven't but, I know many that have and I've gone to sale with my junior lien and had someone bid thinking they were getting it from the senior lien holder.