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A good qualified intermediary can coach you through any of these scenarios so you can judge the viability of each option.  

They make even worse success coaches....demotivational speakers even.  

I'm very interested but not sure how and where to get financing and some coaching/direction.

I am offering 6 months of coaching for new Real Estate Investors.

They're seeking an education, practical, real world, hands on experience.Yet many feel that they have little to nothing to offer in exchange, and either they don't have the money to pay for a coach or they've been burnt one too many times from late night TV "gurus" and have become cynical to paying cash upfront.If you're an experienced investor, what could a new investor with little experience or cash offer you?

To keep it short, here are some books I have read over the past 9 months in addition to the Rich Dad Coaching I went through last year which left me disappointed.

It really comes down to your goals, risk tolerance, having the right realtor, lenders, coaches, you trust to guide you through the process and help you achieve your goals.Hope that helps, and we can always jump on a call for more clarity.  

On another note, your realtor may sees you as you are looking for coaching and becoming very familiar, sucking all his time and experience for free. 

 Books and talking with others and now I have a coach 10 years later