@Bryan Jacob Heilman my best mentor early on was my lender.

Tomorrow night I have a one-on-one meeting with a millionaire condo investor I would love to have as my mentor.

On top of this, I am also looking for a mentor in the MD area.

The initial lack of people attending the open houses was a combo of a few things (school in session, trial and error for automating and improving processes, price which we then reduced, 2 bedrooms).

@Arty Fresh If you would like I can offer a 30 min no obligation session to give you a introduction to our Turnkey Properties and how we might be able to help you out.

I can generally rent it after 2-3 showing sessions.

This is a serious inquiry, as I'm acting on my 2019 resolution to engage with a mentor.

You are looking for someone to mentor you who has experience and money, if they have both of those they don't have a lot of incentive to share profits.The part of the equation you may be able to fill is if you can find a deal. 

I am totally new to REI and browsing my local(BC, Canada) investor's clubs and so on I found kinda interesting 'mentoring' program where you pay 5000 deposit.

@Eric Hawkes Hey Eric - My first three steps would be:1) Choose a mentor - Find someone that you think you can align with and lean in on for questions because you will have many.