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Finding a Mentor as a High Schooler

Matthew Thibeault
  • Michigan
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Hello BiggerPockets Community, 

My name is Matthew and I am a senior in high school looking to step into real estate. I have listened to BiggerPockets podcast for several months and have read many real estate related books. After listening and reading, I have come to the conclusion that I need to take action and act now rather than later.  

My question is regarding finding a mentor. 

How do you recommend I go about finding a mentor at such a young age? I understand it isn't as easy as just asking someone to hold my hand and show me the way. Therefore, I must offer them value in order to learn alongside them. How should I position myself to show my value? What value does a teenager offer to investors? I appreciate you taking the time to help me out. 

Thanks a lot!

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