Seeking a mentor is a fantastic idea to guide you through your first real estate investmentI'd recommend exploring networking events, online forums, and local real estate meetups.Best of luck! 

I’ve been studying and networking for some time now.

Thanks everyone, I'm looking forward to getting to know you and networking with you!

I am an out of state investor to IN, however in my local market I know a bunch of successful and professional wholesalers who don't pop up in google search.I will be cautious though.

(Your breakeven point) 3) is he a qualified as a professional property manager?

To get information and firsthand experience from investors who have used the BRRRR technique in comparable markets, think about contacting nearby real estate investors, going to networking functions, and participating in internet discussion boards.Furthermore, keep learning by watching videos, participating in forums, listening to podcasts, and reading books that are especially on the BRRRR technique.

Anyone else in the area interested in RE related networking opportunities?

Hi Jacob - I have a network of partners from financing to tax strategy, REI coaching, etc...who can help answer a lot of these questions and get you some guidance. 

Learn what you don't know.And we have some of the best networking hours in the city with 80 to 100 investors each and every month - since 2004. 

There are quite a few FB groups about SS from SS units for sale, acquisitions and networking, SS investments and development, etc.