Mentors are generally people you have a relationship with who teach you free-of-charge, with the intent of helping someone less experienced achieve success.

I'll bet other title companies offer something similar to ORTouch, since historically Old Republic Title has been on the trailing edge of technology.

Even when you do it right, you're not placing general ads, at least not under the current regulations.I would start by developing relationships with friends and family who trust your experience.

I am looking to network with real estate professionals such as yourself to build a relationship that will enable me to help you sell houses to real estate investors.

Thats historically correct but who knows if that will be true.You can argue some of the numbers maybe should be adjusted a bit here or there.

Someone with whom you have a relationship and who is willing to mentor you given the relationship;2.

However managing those properties might give you some leverage but you would need some good relationship with a lender.

You'd be better off getting to know them, and see if there is anything you can do for them until that relationship is built.On a side note: Short sale investing isn't all about dealing with the homeowner.

This is probably a "relationship loan" from a bank where you have history.

So long as you don't advertsie, meet your accredited investors through other relationships, keep active capital investors below the current minimum, don't provide written guarantees or even suggesting a specific return beyond interest rates, never use all your sources in the same deal and have agreements that they will take other investors out with notice, then I'd say you will be fine. :)After a few years working under those conditions you can think about growing.I realize you want to market the projects to your investors with big numbers, that is an absolute beginner mistake.