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Duriel Taylor
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Duriel Taylor
  • Realtor
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Hello Everyone,

Is there anyone in the South Florida that is willing to mentor me? If so please let me know. I look forward to hearing from anyone interested..

Regards,

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Jeff Rabinowitz
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Jeff Rabinowitz
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You need three things to be successful in real estate: money, knowledge/experience and time. The nice thing is you don't have to have all three things yourself but you have to bring something to the table if you want someone to help. Most new investors think money is the hardest part. It really isn't. If you find a truly great deal you will find partners or lenders. If you have time think about how can you help an investor with some experience. Can you go to some prospective properties and take videos? Place signs for them? Do some internet research? Prove yourself to be useful and you may be amazed at how much knowledge someone will share with you.

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