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".

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.

@Junior Salters,This can be a great opportunity for all.The trick is protecting your position - legally.

Great Grand child is here, missed my birthday by a whole week.His mother still needs a Sugar Daddy "Mentor". :-)Renters for one of the houses are moving in this weekend.Dog still needs a Sugar Daddy "Mentor". :-)

3) Should I hire a mentor or coach to help me get started?

They write books, teach courses, and provide mentoring programs because that's their business.

Hi everyone,my name is Denisha and although I am new to investing, I have aligned myself with a great company who is mentoring me through the process.