I'm from NJ and I was advised to do so by someone who was mentoring me through the begging stages of my REI journey.

First thing you want to do is start building your network of people who can assist you in getting deals done and then find a good mentor.

He is a mentor of mine as well, and is not so interested in making money but rather he told me that he likes to see 7% in his passively invested accounts, so I offered and he accepted that I would pay him 8% APY On the principal that I borrowed. 

Do you have any suggestions for coaching programs or mentors that work well with beginners like me?

What is the most effective way to get a mentor?

Hi guys - I am looking to get into the BRRRR space and am looking for some advice from someone who has experience in investing in the Philly area.
I'm looking to understand the following better -
- What neighborhoo...

Brad is not a charity; he charges a fee for training and mentoring;  like all GYM memberships, if you don't use it, it wasn't worth it.  

My endgame plan is becoming a real estate developer (maybe) Im gonna be starting out in wholesaling first and I have a mentor who is my friends dad.

Connect with real estate agents and attend events for sharing and mentoring opportunities.

Any advice or mentoring would be greatly appreciated!