Looks like your @mention didn't take.Most of my letters are from junior sized tablets, so I'm folding a 5x7 letter/note in half to fit in the envelope.

Also, be careful with all the guru, mentor, coach, latest terminology...they are generally old principles re-written with new phrases to sell books and courses.

My first mentor in real estate investing, and the guy who gave me some of my first breaks and taught me lessons I still value 40 years later, left our world a couple of weeks ago.Not famous, not well known, but John Trendtel of Northridge, CA. will definitely be missed by those he influenced and helped.Thanks, John, for everything.Joffrey Long

I found B.P. now hoping to find mentors, to show me what I need to learn.

Robert PrechterAs investors we are faced with the consequences of our decisions every single day; however, as my old mentor at Goldman Sachs frequently reminded me, in your life time, you won't have to get more than a handful of key decisions correct - everything else is just noise.

Take them for what they are worth, & HOW you will USE THEM.Dolf DeRoos is an Author & REI who gives a lot of info....he is the Mentor that Robert Kiyosaki goes to when he has an REI question.

If a junior gets caught, then its up to the senior to pursue them.

Like I tell people I mentor...it's impossible to be successful in this business without attention to detail...

Just guessing that it is a software program run by a mentor that somehow organizes you to keep track of your deals and the status of them through closing?

I need a mentor to work with me.