Here is a post by Ned Carey that helped me a lot. http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3225/blog_posts/26426-mentor Remember that some of the best mentors do start off as friendships.

Attend all the local Real Estate Clubs and start building friendships.

., Financial, Fitness, Family, Friendship, Faith), or what do you want to focus on.

Someone I can ask questions and receive advice from, and build a friendship with.

Creating and establishing friendships with a community of like-minded people that are passionate about the things I am. 4.

Currently house hacking it and in the works of adding a 2bd/1ba ADUSince then I’ve been continuing to read and study real estate but I’m more of a hands on learner and I ’ve been itching to get out In the field, check out some developments/properties, and connect with experienced investorsI’m seeking a mentorship/friendship with a seasoned investor with whom I can grow and create value We can grab a coffee, lunch, or visit one of your properties and I can roll my sleeves up and get my hands dirty and assist in any way!

I'm very eager to get back in the game and doin everything better this time around.Looking to join masterminds or connect wit RE professionals beginners, accountability partners, or just cordial friendship.

Having thoughts of leaving and have everything I need to do so, however don’t have that connection with mass amounts of buyers and if possible want to salvage this with my friend/ biz partner Bottom line I know it is a bad partnership but I will be missing out on large amounts of money short term and a friendship if I leave Thoughts guys?

I am hoping to meet great people and form meaningful friendships in my thousand miles journey!

Talking about real estate, technology, business, family, friendships, sports, finance, faith and all kinds of topics is fun for me so I talk to people all the time.