Property Investor Mentor / Consultancy
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Definition: Property Mentor - a wise and trusted counselor or teacher / an influential senior sponsor or supporter.
Thesaurus entry: Property Mentor - coach, counsellor, guide, guru, instructor, teacher, trainer, tutor.
If you are reading this page, you may have been seduced by property mentors or seminar companies doing advertising into looking at property investing, with the promise of something like "Retire financially free in a year with a passive income" - Ohhhhh how exciting. Or is it? All these free seminars, offering you ways of doing no money down deals, BUT most of them are teaching you how to do a specific tye of deal - that they can sell you. Making themselves money in seminar or mentoring fees (after the free one) then money on property - in finders fees, solicitor and broker comissions and sales!
Benefit from my many personal years of property investing experience! Talk to me 1st!
I don't just put 100's of investors in a room like lemmings and teach them the same thing. I look at YOU, as an individual - your lifestyle, timeframes and your financial situation. I work with you to meet your goals by actually coming WITH you to view property, and helping you learn (hands on) to source property. Read more or for an initial chat call 07768 656973.
Don't you think if it was that easy we would all go on seminars or book a property mentor and be doing it? Take it from me, property investing of that speedy nature is high risk. Just the same way that you were seduced onto that credit card, or that consolidation loan - borrowing money is a DRAIN on your income, and if you cant meet the payments, you run the risk of loosing everything, and not just that, causing problems for the future.
Personally doing around 100 property deals, dealing with around 50 off plan deals in 2 yrs, 12 Separate Developments, all over UK - If there's a pitfall to hit in property. I hit it.
I want to open your eyes .. so you can see what it is really like to be a property investor behind all the media hype and marketing.
I have, and I know lots of other people that have made and LOST money in property. My experiences include:
- I know the truth about seminars and property clubs (social contact with seminar owners)
- Analising and researching deals and areas
- Current market and rental projections
- 50 pitfalls in Off Plan.
- Surveying works and managing builders
- Refurbishment Specifications
- Hands on DIY
- Differences of refurbishing to let or sell
- Making the same amount of money by not refurbishing
- Finding an area
- Researching / sourcing a rental demand
- Locating suitable property to let
- Refurbishing to let
- The truth about reposessions
- Finding bargain Property
- No money down deals
View Prices Here. For initial chat call 07768 656973.
Real, quality property mentors are few and far between it is fair to say! Most serious property investors who have half an ounce of experience in property do not want to share their tricks of the trade or property investing secrets. It is more likely that your recent property mentor is someone who went on a seminar since 2002, did a few new build or old Northern terrace deals with them then went into becoming a mentor to give up full time work and fund property investments. They may have a small amount of experience and some training in taking investors out on the road.
So what is a property Mentor
We all have a different image of a property mentor, but mine is simple. Someone who has been property investing that I admire and appreciate their experience. Someone who I can learn from and ask opinions on my own investing - and get open honest answers. I would want my mentor to have at least 5 years experience, so that they have felt turns in the markets, and someone who has done several different styles of investing - so they can offer comparables. Essentially they should be someone I can learn from.
What should you look or in the perfect Mentor?
Well, if I was looking for a mentor I would want them to be easy to get on with, and for them to be able to answer any questions I ask directly and with experience behind it. I would expect my mentor to be honest and open with their own investments and share personal experiences with me. I would not want my mentor to have to follow a script, or not able to tell me things because the company they worked for didnt allow them ..... I would want to learn the truth, not a cloaked version that an investment company want me to learn.
Mentor was the son of Alcumus in Greek mythology, in his old age, a friend of Odysseus. When Odysseus left for the Trojan War he put Mentor in charge of his son, Telemachus, and of his palace. When Athena visited Telemachus she used a disguise of Mentor to hide herself from the suitors of Telemachus' mother Penelope. When Odysseus, in the form of Mentor, returns to Ithaca, Athena takes the form of a swallow and the suitors' arrows have no effect on him.
The first recorded modern usage of the term Mentor can be traced to a book called "Les Aventures de Telemaque", by writer François Fénelon. In the book the lead character Mentor. This book was very popular during the 18c was published in 1699 and and the modern use of the term can be traced to this publication.
This is the source of the modern use of the word mentor: a trusted friend, counselor or teacher, usually a more experienced person. Some professions have "mentoring programs" in which newcomers are paired with more experienced people in order to obtain good examples and advice as they advance, and schools sometimes have mentoring programs for new students or students who are having difficulties.
Today mentors provide their expertise to less experienced individuals in order to help them advance their careers, enhance their education, and build their networks. Many of the world's most successful people have benefited from having a mentor
