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Lisa Henrich
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  • Columbia, PA
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To Mentor or not to Mentor..that is the question!

Lisa Henrich
  • Investor
  • Columbia, PA
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I've recently jump started my real estate career into high gear and have been wondering if getting a mentor is something I should consider.  I do a lot of reading and listening to pod casts.  I've also started to network with local investors and attend meet up groups.  My focus is buy and hold real estate.  I have two properties in my area of interest since 2007.  Is having a mentor worth it?  If yes, how would I go about finding someone who would be willing to mentor me without paying a fee?

Thanks!

Lisa  

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Steve Scanlon
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Steve Scanlon
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Lisa

I have read a couple of books very recently recommended by this site and I can tell you both Highly recommend it. I know in my current job, my mentors are invaluable and this will transfer to REI. Unless you have a multitude of years/experience behind you, you can't go wrong partnering with someone who cares about your success and can teach you what you don't know. I don't care who it is, every successful person in any career field has had a good mentor. I have found mine through prior relationships and I think they can be found at no cost via your current and new relationships. But, if you pay, and it pays dividends, nothing wrong with that as well!

Steve

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