I'm a full time Wealth Manager, studying for my ChFC designation, dad to 2, and as of last week- coach of my youngest son's Soccer team on Sunday afternoons so "busy" is a way of life lol.

Aka the "fleecing dreamers out of what little money they do have" business.My boss at my regular job thinks the world of the guy and spends thousands a year for coaching from his organization.

Hi Ace,If you want to go into traditional Real Estate I would recommend signing up with a coaching company.  

If you go the hard money route, the HML will verbally coach you into signing paperwork promising not to live there.

There is no reason I have to wait for my diploma to begin my career as a real estate investor.So that you understand my intentions with RE, here are some personal reasons for my particular passion in this business:- It is an art form in my eyes- I had multiple stretches of homelessness in my childhood- I want to build relationships that will benefit future endeavors- I want to create multiple streams of income and bring diversity to my portfolio- Gain capital for other business investmentsThis post is written in effort to find a coaches/mentors/partners in this business.

I coach some high level flippers all over the country doing 200-300 deals a year and they spend between $30k - $100k a month.

I’m looking for any tips, coaching, and name ideas.

We put 3% down and went with a conventional loan to secure a better rate (5.5%), shoutout to @Upen Patel at the Federal Savings Bank for coaching us through the lending process.How did you add value to the deal?

Get educated and get a coach.

And yes, they do set up an LLC with an SEO-optimized website for you, along with a few other digital goodies, but everything else is just low-value stuff like the community, coaching calls, etc.