Looking for Mentor.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Multi-Family and Apartment Investing
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Looking for Mentor.

Zac GorskiPro Member
New to Real Estate · Pittsburgh · Member since 2023 · 12 posts · 3 votes

Hi Bigger Pockets, 🖐️ New here. 

Looking to make debut into the game through multi-family to start. I'm in the Pittsburgh area, focusing on small multi units in "B" areas to start and then building from there. Would like to utilize a FHB. 

Strengths: Visionary, diligent, coachable, scrappy, deal closer. 

Weaknesses: Rookie, underwriting / running numbers, work full time (from home). 

let me buy you a coffee and talk shop? 

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Liam TenniesPro Member
Real Estate Agent · Pittsburgh, PA · Member since 2020 · 44 posts · 40 votes
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Hey Zac, sent you a DM. Always down for a coffee and to talk real estate.

On the mentor thing I think you'll find that will come more organically as you get rolling. Could be an agent you work with, someone you partner with on a deal, a contractor who can give you advice on projects, or just someone you met and clicked with at a local meetup or here on BP.

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  • Liam TenniesPro Member
    Real Estate Agent · Pittsburgh, PA · Member since 2020 · 44 posts · 40 votes
    2y

    Hey Zac, sent you a DM. Always down for a coffee and to talk real estate.

    On the mentor thing I think you'll find that will come more organically as you get rolling. Could be an agent you work with, someone you partner with on a deal, a contractor who can give you advice on projects, or just someone you met and clicked with at a local meetup or here on BP.

    [email protected]
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  • Anthony Angotti
    Real Estate Agent · Pittsburgh, PA · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 846 votes
    2y
    Quote from @Zac Gorski:

    Hi Bigger Pockets, 🖐️ New here. 

    Looking to make debut into the game through multi-family to start. I'm in the Pittsburgh area, focusing on small multi units in "B" areas to start and then building from there. Would like to utilize a FHB. 

    Strengths: Visionary, diligent, coachable, scrappy, deal closer. 

    Weaknesses: Rookie, underwriting / running numbers, work full time (from home). 

    let me buy you a coffee and talk shop? 

    Welcome to BP. Will send you a DM and happy to connect. 
    What do you do for work? Perhaps these some things you could help with to get some experience if you're interested. 
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  • Alex HilemanPro Member
    Real Estate Agent · Pittsburgh, PA · Member since 2023 · 225 posts · 147 votes
    2y

    Welcome Zac! Do you have any interest in attending local RE meetups?

    [email protected]412-804-1171
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  • Jonathan GreeneBusiness Member
    Real Estate Consultant · Madison, NJ · Member since 2016 · 6k+ posts · 7k+ votes
    2y

    You will soon see why talking about mentors in an open forum is a bad idea. Some may have the best intentions, but not all (with no reference to who has posted above, they all could be solid). Mentors aren't found in open forums like this, they are found at meetups and over long amounts of time. Go to meetups once a month at a minimum. Once you've been to 6-10 meetups and you only focus on building relationships without asking for a mentor, you will have plenty of options, especially if you are willing put your skills out there to help them.

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