Right now, I’m in learning mode and taking action  but I’d really benefit from having someone experienced in my corner to help me get through that first deal.I’m specifically looking for a mentor or experienced investor who:Can show me the ropes and help me structure real dealsKnows how to secure funding (especially creative financing or partnerships)Wants someone hungry to learn and willing to put in the work (I’ll bring hustle, reliability, and boots on the ground)I’m actively driving for dollars, networking, and studying constantly but I know hands-on guidance is the best teacher.If you’re open to mentoring, JV deals, or letting me shadow/help with your projects, I’d really appreciate the chance to learn and contribute however I can.Thanks for reading feel free to message me or drop a comment!

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Location is key, though, so look for areas with consistent demand, like close to schools, stadiums, or popular attractions.

Quote from @Devin James: We’re currently building out our CRMReal estate is a relationship business and follow-up is everything.Your memory isn't built for scale.That’s where a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system comes in:1) Tracks every interaction2) Keeps follow-ups from falling through the cracks3) Automates reminders, emails, and tasks4) Helps your entire team stay on the same pageWe’ve been building out pipelines in HubSpot for:- Investor leads- Land acquisitions- Homebuyer journeys It will help us stay more consistent, clear, and scalable.Our future self will thank us.What CRM are you using? 

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Partnering with someone or even exploring creative financing (like seller financing or lease options) could also be viable depending on your market and risk tolerance.Keep saving consistently, keep learning, and keep networking — real estate rewards the patient and persistent.

Always giving them referrals & a consistent stream of work will ensure they stay on your good side.

Doing this CONSISTENTLY got me started in the business and making money.

A FICO score requirement of 650 or higher, along with at least three years of consistent income that's 3X the monthly rent, are also a good ideas.

We've had good luck when there’s a relocation involved.Columbus seems to be a strong draw for all of these guest types thanks to our hospitals, universities, ongoing commercial construction, and consistent job growth.