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Anthony Sigala
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Looking for a serious and experienced mentor

Anthony Sigala
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I'm  looking for a mentor to guide me through my first deal(s). Hoping to close three rentals in 2025

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James Wise#4 All Forums Contributor
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James Wise#4 All Forums Contributor
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Quote from @Anthony Sigala:

I'm  looking for a mentor to guide me through my first deal(s). Hoping to close three rentals in 2025


 I think for most people a good RE based accountability group is a better investment.   Note good accountability groups are not cheap.  I know one that is $50k/year.   I know 2 people who are in this group and both believe it is worth it. 

Search this group for paid mentors and you will likely find many more negative comments than positive ones.  Do the same search n accountability groups and you will find few negative comments.  

A national accountability group will have experts in most facets of RE in most markets.  The members are typically happy and eager to provide assistance.   It is like having dozens of mentors.   Most of them are performing successful deals regularly.   When a deal goes bad it is usually easy to see some mistakes and there is usually multiple offers to help with the issues.  I think it would be a rare (and outstanding) mentorship that provides this same level of help.

Good luck


 $50k? That's crazy bro.

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