I'd like to make more, but my mentor and I agreed that getting the first deal done is far more important than sitting on the sidelines until I find the perfect one.

She has agreed to "mentor" me, but she is so busy I never see her. 

My previous agent works with me as my Mentor at Exit Realty 1st.

My previous agent works with me as my Mentor at Exit Realty 1st.

Have you ever heard David Greene mention the thing about finding a mentor?

I’m searching for a mentor who’s a really good at teaching and wouldn’t cheat me out on deals.

Books are like a mentor.

Before doing business with someone it is perfectly OK, and prudent, that you ask about their experience and put eyes on your future asset.I see A LOT of "mentors" in today's market who failed at real estate investing and are trying to make their come-back by pulling money out of the pockets of newbies who are afraid to come across as rude by asking important questions. 

You've probably had local lenders take you out to coffee/lunch, you've probably picked up a couple real estate agent mentors as well.

A suggestion for your consideration:At age 56, we attended a mentor presentation that covered MF investing - one could be an Individual Purchaser, a Deal Sponsor or a Passive Investor.