That would be a sure bet & gamble for you.  

Fee Attorney: I cant think of anyone in Austin off the top of my head, but generally the more entrepreneurial fee attorneys (the ones that will write wraps or subject to deals and work with wholesalers) will probably be your best bet.  

@Ryan MoretYour best bet is to build relationships at local investment clubs and MeetUps.

I know I do not know all of the sites and I am willing to bet most people out there would find new ones this way too!

I bet I can guess the wholesalers name...

Bet he won't ask for my first born along with a less than 50% LTV.

If a burned to the ground property is a better deal for you to rebuild than the original owner I would bet people will be standing in line to buy it. 

I bet 99% of all newbies fizzle out, leaving the mentor with a lot of expended time for nothing in return.If you had a property already under contract that I found interesting, I would probably take you up on your offer, however, if you don't have something ready made to bring to the table, I'm not sure I would want to expend the time necessary to bring you up to speed.

Your best bet is posting in the local forums here and asking for recommendations, as that agent is more likely to understand your real estate investing goals and can better serve your needs.

@Joshua MartinYeah, saw your DM diary post, and congrats on getting an accepted offer; bet you're stoked!!