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.

Haven't taken the plunge on any properties yet, but I'm looking for a mentor/connections as well.

I’m reaching out to all investors, preferably in Chicago, that can mentor me in rental investing, and in exchange, it would be a pleasure to work for you/your business to get a hands-on learning experience.

I’m reaching out to all investors, preferably in Chicago, that can mentor me in rental investing, and in exchange, it would be a pleasure to work for you/your business to get a hands-on learning experience.

Mentor (I have a partner now but he seems apprehensive to teach me everything when I ask)2.