A mentor is more than a coach!

Would like to become a mentor someday to help others too. 

Also I would be interested in working with a mentor who’s knowledgeable in this strategy.

People are generous with knowledge, but most aren’t out there looking to spend their valuable time being a mentor. 6. 

I would love to get any tips and tricks, advice, possibly a mentor or just any general info others may have about the Bay Area market.

My mentor has been an agent for 20+ years and will be guiding me throughout this.

Even as realtors they are required to pay to the mentor 25-50% of the commission from how to write a purchase contract for several transactions.

•Completed a realtor class through Long and Foster and need to take PSI to get the Realtor license •Have about 20K in savings •Goal is to buy a 200K house(Northern VA) this winter and rehab/Flip by spring 2020Mainly Looking for •How to acquire funding for a purchase/rehab•A mentor to guide through the processAny tips, courses, skills or anything else would be great!

A mentor is not required, but they provide a quick start to how it is done and avoidance of the mistakes you don't want to make. 1.

If your wife's townhouse is not currently renting for somewhere close to market rate it would also be a good idea to increase rent as much as is reasonable/feasible in the fairly short term, since it is highly likely (IMO) that next legislative session we see statewide rent control similar to Oregon's.