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What should I be looking for in a Mentor

Peter Adam
  • Queens, NY
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Hi everyone, my name is Pete and I am looking for a mentor. I am a 30 year old Project manager for a large NYC based facilities firm and have been in the construction industry for 12 years. I have been bitten by the real estate bug, HARD, but I realize that there is a ton for me to learn in. I have put myself in the position to be able to let go of my job and devote myself to learning this new trade. The plan is to shadow a true real estate professional for sometime and absorb as much as possible. What should I be looking for in a mentor? Is there a specific type of investor I should try to work with? And finally, can I take any potential mentors out there in the NYC or surrounding areas out for a cup of coffee ;)

Thanks!!!

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