We train Property Locators (we call 'em BirdDogZ) all over the country and feel that having a "mentor" in the business is absolutely a great thing.That being said, I will agree with Ryan's suggestion that you start your learning process now to get a genral grasp of Real Estate Investing so that you can ask quality questions of your mentor.You must also understand that the people that actually wake up everyday and do the business of Creative Real Estate Investing are asked e v e r y d a y to be someone's mentor.

I know that alot of people like the satisfaction of knowing that if they work x amount of hours they will get Y amount of pay.

I'm a 45 y/o female, research professional in my "other life" and have just started doing a notes course.

I know that alot of people like the satisfaction of knowing that if they work x amount of hours they will get Y amount of pay.

It was called the Community Access Mortgage (CAM) that focused on neighborhoods whose house values did not exceed $65K.

It gets kinda "sales-y" at times but I've found that the networking that I did there was awesome.

I cam across a vacant property and I have been unable to find the owners.

You can head to Colorado/Utah if you like skiing or Montana for wilderness, Vegas if you like gambling/nightlife [might not be the best idea since you have a 14 y/o traveling with you]My friends got some nice deals on Kayak (check out the vacation tab).

Hey Chris,You should check with Brandon Y. on the FB group for Pittsburgh real estate investors.

Any preditor or creditor cam simply come after it at any time.