DO YOU HAVE A REAL ESTATE MENTOR IN YOUR BUSINESS

DO YOU HAVE A REAL ESTATE MENTOR IN YOUR BUSINESS

How does one obtain a great mentor? Are they in the Yellow Book or www.superpages.com? You must be careful on who you pick to be your mentor. You want to have a positive experience and not a bad one. A bad experience can set you back for months in the real estate business. Personally, it took me three months before I picked my mentor. I created a set of ten questions to ask a potential mentor.

Here are my Top 10 Questions when interviewing a Mentor:

  1. Why do you want to mentor me?
  2. What is your experience? Please explain in detail to me.
  3. What are your goals for this year?
  4. What did you accomplish last year? Pick a mentor that is a true Rainmaker in real estate.
  5. How much money did you make the last three years?
  6. What are your three greatest strengths as a mentor?
  7. What is your greatest weakness? Please explain how you overcome this weakness.
  8. What is in it for you being my mentor?
  9. What schedule do you propose when it comes to meeting times and subject areas?
  10. When do we start?

I interview nine people that I knew in the real estate industry at the time. I picked a man who answered all of the questions with straight answers. Also, I was impressed with his accomplishments. It was someone who I could replicate to be one day in the real estate industry. We all have a vision how we want our business. Are we willing to ask for help? Currently, I am mentoring three people at this time.

OBTAIN A GREAT MENTOR NOW!

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Comments

I would love to have a mentor, but my office is too small, and there is no one there I could connect with in that fashion.  Any other suggestions?

Posted by Dagny Eason Lower Fairfield County CT CDPE Homes For Sale and Condos (Dagny's Real Estate LLC) over 1 year ago

Good questions for the mentor. And t is so important to have someone who can work with and educate and inspire you.

Posted by Michael Emerson (Keller Williams Realty) over 1 year ago

Good questions for the mentor. And t is so important to have someone who can work with and educate and inspire you.

Posted by Michael Emerson (Keller Williams Realty) over 1 year ago

Dagny I am sure you can find someone in your local market. Have you thought about paying for a mentor?

Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) over 1 year ago

The mentors are out there in your local market-seek them

Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) over 1 year ago

Thanks for stopping by my little blog post.  I feel humbled by your comment now, having read this post and your profile. 

Posted by Suzanne McLaughlin, Wright & Sherburne Counties Realtor (Sabinske & Associates, Inc. (Albertville, St. Michael)) over 1 year ago

This is not a question, but should be added to the list:

Make sure that the chemistry is right between you and the person you chose as a mentor.

Posted by Charita Cadenhead, Your Birmingham, AL RealtorĀ® & Property Manager of Choice (Bham WIiRE Realty LLC ) over 1 year ago

Yes-I agree with you

Posted by Harry F. D'Elia, Investor , Mentor, CSSN Radio Coach, REOs, Networker, ePRO, CDPE (Properties R Us LLC) over 1 year ago

Everyone needs a coach in their life

Posted by Eric Villaverde (DoubleTree Home Inspection Services L.L.C.) over 1 year ago

We all need a coach in our life to get us to the next level.

Posted by Katiejo Franks (Real Estate and Beyond, LLC) over 1 year ago

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