I know probably several hundred co-brokes and I have worked with many as an investor before I got licensed and started a team.A combination of several reasons: Real estate agents are in an industry that is easy entry and it rewards networking much more than actual skills (let that one sink in), because consumers don't know how to vet agents and it becomes mostly about trust - so you work with your friend's cousin, because he said she's great.

However, I prefer to start my analysis with supply.

He believed that given my current interest rates and level of cash flow that saving the extra might make more sense.

It would be really helpful for me to start out in REI.

The stuff he mentions from “53 PS” is pertinent - properties sold under “53 PS” are sold by the sheriff.There is a nine month redemption period that starts from the date the sheriff’s deed is recorded.

This is where a commercial broker can help you save money and time; When you interview any broker, confirm they have CoStar, CREXI, Catylist, their local MLS and Commercial MLS, are members of the local Commercial REALTOR council, and receive other brokers IDX feeds. 

Try Meetup.com or Eventbrite as a start. 

Depending on your personal needs from a mentor, you may also want to just start talking with Brokers, Property managers and attorneys in your area.  

if it's helpful to know, the place is a condo.David Best way is to be referred by your accountant and given exact math on how it will save you money on your specific tax scenario.

I'm afraid to put the money in a tax-advantaged retirement savings plan if I decide to move and it stuck in there.