Spoke to some family, friends and mentors, and decided to pursue real estate investment (my dad and uncle have done several over the years on the side, so they have been great in leading me in the right direction).  

So with no money he found a mentor that would teach him the business for the inside, aka, sweat equity.  

As they become junior/ seniors they will likely move on if not sooner.Originally posted by @Ethan Atkinson:8 beds and 1 bath sound like a rough situation no matter how you are renting it, whether to a family or students, or anyone.  

In fact one of my former clients is my mentor and business partner.  

However it may be beneficial for you to consider a personal coach/mentor to catapult yourself through the early stages of your investing career. 

I do look forward to starting my REI career, although, I am in need of guidance and a mentor.

I am new to real estate  investing and looking for experienced investors to give me a hand. Thanks.

I am looking for a mentor and maybe more, I am looking for a house flipper in the Worcester MA area who is starting a new project in the near future. 

Hi Ladies,I'm new to Real Estate Investing, and need someone to mentor me. 

Government does this by recording concurrent, simultaneous security instruments (DOT's in CA) to both discourage would-be borrowers from tapping the last ounce of perceived equity and if you read the HUD junior lien, it makes specific reference to such a breach.Clever hard money lenders know how to circumnavigate this issue.