To illustrate my point further; a junior NCO or officer without children may prefer to live close to base.

The biggest thing for me to get started was reading books and finding a mentor, find someone who's where you want to be and buy them lunch and pick their brain.

Sometimes it helps to seek a mentor or coach to discuss your issues.I went to coaching school to learn all about personal development.

Hi Zach, I was searching mentor programs as I am going to start a new mentor program for members of my REIA.

Would love to connect, meet up (in person or zoom), maybe even establish a mentor or two to continue to grow.

We (hopefully) surround ourselves with advanced investors and mentors at local meet ups. 

I truly thought mentors did this out of the kindness of their hearts, lol.

There are going to be some hiccups, or some questions that you do not know the answer to, but hopefully you have a mentor or partner who can help you answer any more difficult questions. 

If the second lienholder redeems, a third lienholder could then redeem by paying the second the amount of the redemption, plus the amount due to the second.But, no, the second or other junior lienholders can't put a lien back onto the property if they don't redeem.

Did I find someone at my locat REIA to TRULY mentor me.