@Jimmy Castillo welcome to Bigger Pockets. I suggest if you want to find a mentor you offer something in return. The idea of helping people out does not bother most but to be a mentor requires more and most will likely not want to take on that obligation unless you can offer to assist in some way.
I agree with Shawn, most investors who are successful are pretty busy people.
I would suggest with reading some books first so you learn exactly what it is you want to do with RE. It's not all rainbows and lollipops like the "gurus" tell you it is.
Good Luck
Yes you can certainly get 10 properties in 2 years. But that is an aggressive goal for a new investor. Obviously how hard it is will depend on your resources (Knowledge, cash, access to funding etc)
Also consider why 10 properties? It is as important to do really good deals as it is to hit a specific number.