Junior P.

With the right coach and mentor at your side, you can study at your own pace; sharing their tried and true resources.

I mentored under a family attorney who is also an investor and learned the processes of finding pre-foreclosures, pre-tax sales, how to offer short sales, finding home owners who’ve lost their home at tax sales and how to get it redeemed.

He helped us and mentored us that first year.

Currently looking to connect with a fellow wholesaler who has had a good amount of experience with this side of things and who may be able to serve as a mentor.

Sounds like you have a mentor there, willing to give you free advice and help you out, who you know won't try to screw you.

Some of you used books, some of you started investing with a friend and some just made an offer and learned from the mistakes along the way.As I already have some information from BP and other source, I thought about moving to the next step.I think I need something more tangible such as mentor who will me hand in hand through the process (real) or a course with practical parts or even BP to some extent.What would you recommend for a newbie ?

I also got the mentorship where a mentor comes and spends 2 days with us to help us build our business.

Im new to Real estate investing and my mentor wants me to start out with getting the seller to do a subject to or lease option/seller finance with the seller so we can rent to own the property to a tenant buyer and get paid from the first down payment the rent and when or if the tenant decides to get a mortgage and buy the house off of us.

Get a mentor- find people you look up to in the real estate area and pick their brain.