he spelled don't  as din't  first clue.. my spelling is usually not good but its on purpose.this is a total scamPlease be aware just because someone is on BP there is no filter or vetting initially of anyone who post here is a PRO  IE paid to be on the member site.. there are warnings from the owners of the site.Having been in the HML business for 30 plus years and now managing private funds I can tell you what was described is just a way to get your deposit go dark never to be heard from again.

I'm looking for a mentor that I could email real estate questions about or even shadow.

I agree 100% that the best way to do it is to go out and maybe shadow the auctions, etc.

Anyone in the SoCal area who’s inspecting a home or has an appointment with a motivated seller, I’d love to tag along so I can see what to look for and how to carry the conversation. Hit me up if you’re interested.

@Steve VaughanSteve, you sounds like the type of guy everyone would love to shadow!

I don't work for the dark side.

In every major city I've seen, there are areas which were once the best and have now fallen to being areas you would not want to be in after dark.

Now that I'm coming out of the shadows, I thought I'd introduce myself.

Hello Everyone,Living in North East Florida, in the Jacksonville area, and I am interested in finding someone who would let me shadow them on a couple of deals or to just let me pick their brain a bit.

http://www.anchorloans.com/Equity/ForDevelopers/Tr...i'm an auction newbie and have never purchased at auction before, only off of the mlseverybody says the margins are thin in LA and I agree but I do see investors making good buys all the time, I track it on a daily basisI've researched this topic to death but I personally don't know anybody who is active to shadow or talk to ideally, would love to team up with an investor or group that is already doing thissome good info to share:http://www.kenihandevelopment.com/2013/01/10/buying-properties-at-the-trustees-sale-in-southern-california/thank you