Hungry to learn real estate- Ready to earn it

Hungry to learn real estate- Ready to earn it

Investor · Cleveland, OH · Member since 2025 · 23 posts · 34 votes

Real estate has always sparked something in me — the idea of building generational wealth, creating something tangible, and learning how to make smart, strategic investments. But I’ll be honest: I’m not an expert. Not yet.

That’s why I’m writing this.

I’m looking for someone — a seasoned investor, landlord, or real estate professional — to take me under their wing. Someone who’s been in the game, knows the ropes, and is open to mentoring someone who’s hungry to learn. I’m not asking for a handout. I’m offering my time, energy, and complete dedication. I’ll work for free. I’ll show up early, stay late, and handle whatever needs to be done — whether it’s running numbers, attending property tours, managing tenant communications, or just being an extra set of hands on-site.

All I ask in return is the opportunity to learn by doing. Let me shadow your process. Let me understand the decisions behind your deals. Let me help you grow your business while I grow in knowledge.

This isn’t a short-term interest. I want to build a real estate portfolio of my own one day — the right way. I believe in earning my place, and I know the best lessons don’t come from YouTube or books — they come from real-life experience and the wisdom of those who’ve been there.

So if you’re someone who remembers what it was like starting out, and you’re open to investing a little guidance into someone willing to give it their all, I’d love to connect.

Please reach out to me on here at anytime.

Let’s build something real — together.

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Bryce JamisonPro Member
Rental Property Investor · Mebane, NC · Member since 2015 · 493 posts · 439 votes
1y

I love the mindset! You're not asking for something for nothing!

I don't know how many of your target audience are looking at the BP forums for workers, so you may have to take a more aggressive approach. To me, this looks like attending every investor meetup you can, calling the owners of small apartment complexes, calling property management offices, and going to real estate offices and giving your pitch. 

I'd also recommend honing your pitch to tell people exactly the services your offering with specific details of how you're going to provide them. Telling someone "I'll do anything" puts the burden on them to figure out what you should do and is one more barrier to entry for you. You can do pre work like "driving for dollars" so you can show up with a valuable asset on day 1. If you show up to a meetup with 10 property reports from this site's Rental Property Calculator that are cash flowing, people will want to talk to you.

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  • Member since 2025 · 21 posts · 7 votes
    1y

    Hi Tyler, I may be able to help in two ways. I have a decent network and know of some investors that are adding members to their team. I would have to reach back out to them to double check they haven't filled the role(s) they were looking for already, but would love to help make that connection. Secondly, I run an investment group that use fractional real estate to grow a portfolio regardless of your experience. Let me know if either of these options sound appealing and we can get connected and go from there. 

    I wish you all nothing, but success regardless of we connect or not.

    • Investor · Cleveland, OH · Member since 2025 · 23 posts · 34 votes
      1y

      @Vincent Trujillo Absolutely, I would like to connect with you and your network. Thank you for reaching out. I really appreciate this. 

      What is your preferred method of contact? 

  • Developer · Chicago · Member since 2025 · 111 posts · 103 votes
    1y
    Quote from @Tyler Palmer:

    Real estate has always sparked something in me — the idea of building generational wealth, creating something tangible, and learning how to make smart, strategic investments. But I’ll be honest: I’m not an expert. Not yet.

    That’s why I’m writing this.

    I’m looking for someone — a seasoned investor, landlord, or real estate professional — to take me under their wing. Someone who’s been in the game, knows the ropes, and is open to mentoring someone who’s hungry to learn. I’m not asking for a handout. I’m offering my time, energy, and complete dedication. I’ll work for free. I’ll show up early, stay late, and handle whatever needs to be done — whether it’s running numbers, attending property tours, managing tenant communications, or just being an extra set of hands on-site.

    All I ask in return is the opportunity to learn by doing. Let me shadow your process. Let me understand the decisions behind your deals. Let me help you grow your business while I grow in knowledge.

    This isn’t a short-term interest. I want to build a real estate portfolio of my own one day — the right way. I believe in earning my place, and I know the best lessons don’t come from YouTube or books — they come from real-life experience and the wisdom of those who’ve been there.

    So if you’re someone who remembers what it was like starting out, and you’re open to investing a little guidance into someone willing to give it their all, I’d love to connect.

    Please reach out to me on here at anytime.

    Let’s build something real — together.

    I love this energy; definitely trust the process, these things do not happen overnight unfortunately. But seems like you are determined and serious. I sincerely wish you the best. 

  • Bryce JamisonPro Member
    Rental Property Investor · Mebane, NC · Member since 2015 · 493 posts · 439 votes
    1y

    I love the mindset! You're not asking for something for nothing!

    I don't know how many of your target audience are looking at the BP forums for workers, so you may have to take a more aggressive approach. To me, this looks like attending every investor meetup you can, calling the owners of small apartment complexes, calling property management offices, and going to real estate offices and giving your pitch. 

    I'd also recommend honing your pitch to tell people exactly the services your offering with specific details of how you're going to provide them. Telling someone "I'll do anything" puts the burden on them to figure out what you should do and is one more barrier to entry for you. You can do pre work like "driving for dollars" so you can show up with a valuable asset on day 1. If you show up to a meetup with 10 property reports from this site's Rental Property Calculator that are cash flowing, people will want to talk to you.

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