This Wednesday i was able to attend a NETWORKING event. I spent $40 to get in this event so best believe I was not leaving without introducing myself and getting potential buyers' business cards! Would it be smart of me to reach out today so i can ask for their buying criteria? Or should i wait till i get something under contract?

I was watching Brent Daniels break down his comping method, and what he did was take the listing prices of the subject property from Redfin, Realtor.com, and Zillow, then divide by 3 to get the ARV. But from my understanding, comping is usually done by pulling 3–6 similar sold properties around the subject property, then adjusting based on size, condition, and features. Curious—how are you guys comping your deals? Do you use Brent’s approach or stick with sold comps?

A mentor can speed up your learning curve, help you avoid costly mistakes, and keep you accountable. But they’re also an investment 💰—and not all are worth it. Here’s the truth: mentor or not, YOU still have to put in the work. 🚀 If you learn best with step-by-step guidance (and can afford it), a mentor could be a game changer. If you’re resourceful and consistent, you can still succeed without one using free resources + hustle. 💪 👉 What do you think—mentor or no mentor?

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