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What do you bring to the table that can be a win-win part of the relationship for the mentor?

I am also a licensed massage therapist working in prestigious 30A.

Matt - while it's true that a lot of the homes on the MLS are selling within hours with multiple all cash offers on the table, there are plenty of deals to be done that are off market, which is where I would suggest looking right now. 

I'd love to see a bigger pockets round table discussing the video Alex Chaustovsky did for Bigger Pockets.  

I noticed this podcast in the news the other day... https://www.bizjournals.com/au... and objectively speaking as a consumer who seeks to find true value, is it worth more to go with a Full-Service Realtor who is incentivized to find the best deals for their customer or; to go with a business model which emphasizes quantity over quality, potentially leaving $ on the table as well as lack of personalization?

My partner  comes to the table with no cash, however he has the skill to do all the required work to fix the place up, and he would be the property manager as well. 

BP, I have a 6 unit deal on the table that I would like to get some feedback on if possible.

Seller financing is on the table (the owner of the property is family).

If you want someone to mentor you, you need to have a pitch about what you bring to the table.