You know what executives and junior executives are looking for?

I've spent a good amount of time pouring through this site and other manuals, seminars, and mentor trainings.

I guess I'm asking, was it your gut feeling or mentors that guided you.

Today I spoke with a potential mentor/ partner and looked over my first absentee list I purchased yesterday.

They also have many properties now that are simply in the short sale process, which means the high bidder is entering into a short sale process, and many times junior lien holders have not been negotiated with yet.

Spending months and months negotiating short sale and junior liens and dealing with the water department isn't worth it.

Many of my mentors told me it wasn't the right thing to do, they said I had to much drive and passion to work for someone.

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.

Those 20% have staff.Good luck, I love how you are just diving in, my mentor when I was started told me to "fail forward fast".