I would like to find a mentor, I'm not looking for them to do everything for me, But to guide me through the steps that one has to take to get everything done.

As with any course, book, mentoring program etc., if you're not intending to use it to actually get out there and make a start, it'll be worthless, but if there's even a shred of "I REALLY want to do this" in you, the Virtual Flips course is an excellent place to get the education you need! 

That is, people who only understand working for money, not necessarily having money work for them.My financial mentors teach putting equity to work producing income (arbitrage) instead of letting "dead" equity just sit and ebb/flow with the economic tide.Just wanted to present another viewpoint.

But laso looking at multi family homes in the future which I prefer to manage myself, My property manager is an investor herself and she is one of mentor and gives me input on what I am doing.  

I do have a mentor to go to if I get a response.

Im also looking for a mentor that has knowledge of the local Los Angeles real estate market particularly the Topanga Cyn, Malibu, Westside LA, West Valley, Agoura Hills areas.So if you guys have any recommendations on how I can find a mentor and start attending some local real estate investment groups/meetings, is there any good way to find great local real estate investments groups.

Currently working in IT and looking for investors/mentors in the area to learn from.

I was just wondering if anyone know where I can find a mentor here in Denver with out paying the crazy scam cost of some of the bootcamps put on you.

@Michelle Reynoldsyou need to get a good mentor, reach out to @Brian Gibbons.

I've got one mentor already who has told me how to use the state records to find people that would be willing to wholesale their houses via All Inclusive Trust Deeds.