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Seeking Mentorship in Wholesaling/Real Estate

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Seeking Mentorship in Wholesaling & Real EstateGood afternoon, My name is Ty, im from Columbus, Ohio and I am currently working toward building a career in wholesaling and real estate investing. I am highly motivated to learn the business the right way and develop a strong foundation in the industry. I am reaching out to see if anyone would be willing to provide guidance or mentorship as I navigate the early stages of this journey. I am eager to learn, open to feedback, and fully prepared to put in the work required to succeed. If you are open to connecting or know someone who may be willing to mentor, I would sincerely appreciate the opportunity to speak further. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration. Best regards, Ty

Good afternoon,

My name is Ty, and I am currently working toward building a career in wholesaling and real estate investing. I am highly motivated to learn the business the right way and develop a strong foundation in the industry.

I am reaching out to see if anyone would be willing to provide guidance or mentorship as I navigate the early stages of this journey. I am eager to learn, open to feedback, and fully prepared to put in the work required to succeed.

If you are open to connecting or know someone who may be willing to mentor, I would sincerely appreciate the opportunity to speak further.

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

Best regards,
Ty

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  • Caeli RidgeBusiness Member
    Lender · Portland, OR · Member since 2016 · 32 posts · 13 votes
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    Ty, respect for the way you’re approaching this. Wanting to learn the business the right way and build a strong foundation is exactly how long-term investors are made.

    If you’re in Columbus, you’re actually in a solid market to get started. There’s steady rental demand, a mix of price points, and an active investor community. A lot of mentorship opportunities don’t start formally — they grow out of consistently showing up and adding value.

    A few practical steps that can help:

    • Attend local REI meetups regularly — not just once or twice. Familiar faces build trust.
    • Join Columbus-specific investor Facebook groups and engage in conversations.
    • Study deal analysis deeply — ARV, repair estimates, buyer criteria. When you understand the numbers, experienced investors are much more willing to collaborate.
    • Offer to help active investors with lead follow-up, property visits, or market research. Many mentorships begin with contribution before compensation.

    Wholesaling especially rewards consistency and market knowledge. If you focus on becoming the person who understands values and brings clean, well-analyzed opportunities to the table, relationships will follow.

    You’re asking the right way — stay patient, stay consistent, and keep learning. That foundation pays off.

    – Ridge Lending Group (Licensed in 49 states, excluding NY)

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