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Joey Tuckey
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Long Distance Mentoring

Joey Tuckey
  • Denver, CO
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After pouring over hours and hours of videos, books and "step by step" learning material I've come to the conclusion that my education in commercial real estate has a lot of gaps. It's time for a mentor, but how? Unlike people in the states I am on an opposing schedule of the normal 9-5pm, limited phone functionality, currently deployed to Afghanistan, and work 12 hour days 6 days a week. Any tips on how to find and work with a mentor in my situation? Or some recommendations for reading material that gets into the fine details of contracts, direct mail campaigns, working with title companies, etc.? Thanks for your time. 

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