Michael Burks
Mentoring Cost $20,000
14 January 2021 | 118 replies
But...The simple fast answer is:Mentors learn that when they give it all away for free the student can walk away for free.No "skin in the game".It's not about the money, the money makes it serious.The failure rate is much higher for the student.This makes the mentor sad.I've paid mentors to learn this the hard way and to charge (yes, I paid mentors to make me a better mentor).I even snuck in free students against my mentors' suggestions only to see some quit.This makes me sad.Mentors start charging a fair rate with no conflict of interest or collusion and learn:It weeds out the un-serious.The student doesn't waste the valuable time of the mentorMost mentors do not do it for the money, they do it for the reward of passing down knowledge to appreciative students.
Ramek Llah
Section 8 pro and cons?
13 July 2016 | 35 replies
This weeds out a lot of the knuckleheads who won't be rising early for it.
Kole Kingslien
Hiring a Tenant for Small Tasks
22 August 2018 | 8 replies
Here is the situation:I have a 4-unit property with a common area that needs to be swept monthly, as well as pulling weeds in a small area in front.
Alisha Mingus
Lease option, subject to. Should I? Its in North Carolina.
14 July 2017 | 34 replies
A few more details about this property to help weed out some questions.
Kabbie Konteh
Blair Halver - Apprentice Program - Thoughts...
26 May 2023 | 31 replies
There is just too much information out there and it’ll take too much time to weed through as I want to fast track my knowledge and get up abd running with as little mistakes as possible.Even in the law, we have legal guides, desk books, and cheat sheets that lawyers and judges use to quickly get up to speed in any area of law so we can get up and running and feel confident to represent clients.
M Shah
Student rental investors networking
6 January 2021 | 13 replies
This contradiction creates ambiguity and grounds for a legal challenge that they're actually on separate leases.In the weeds I know, but thought I'd share just in case someone has personal experience with this and can chime in.