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Edith Alvarado de Cortez
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How to add value to your social network when you are a newbie?

Edith Alvarado de Cortez
  • New to Real Estate
  • Fresno, CA
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Hi everyone!

I'm from Fresno, California and new to real estate investing. I believe that you always have to bring something to the table when doing business, but how can you do that when you're starting out? Even more important, when you're looking for a mentor/coach?

Thanks in advance for your advice and best regards!

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Originally posted by @Edith Alvarado de Cortez:

Hi everyone!

I'm from Fresno, California and new to real estate investing. I believe that you always have to bring something to the table when doing business, but how can you do that when you're starting out? Even more important, when you're looking for a mentor/coach?

Thanks in advance for your advice and best regards!

 Just a thought, but...Do you speak Spanish?  Do you know the latino culture in Fresno?  You could be very helpful to investors who want to invest in Spanish-speaking neighborhoods, who don't speak Spanish themselves and may not understand the culture.  

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