At 21, Logan approached a successful hard-money lender for mentorship over coffee and got it. He spent his Chick-fil-A savings on real-estate books and meetups, got his license, and met John, a connection that accelerated his career.
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I went and I said, I need to find somebody who's just doing something really well. So I saw a guy who has a big family. He raises great kids. He's adopted like 5 kids and he's very successful. So I went to him and I said, how can I be like you? How can I do what you are doing? We ended up getting coffee and he became my mentor. Turned out he was a hard money lender who owned a bunch of properties. He started teaching me about real estate and I was like, well, I want to do what you want to do, but I didn't know how to do it if I didn't have money or experience. I'm a young 21-year-old dude who doesn't know anything. But what I did was I just started investing in my education. I had money saved from when I worked at Chick-fil-A, and I started buying tons of books. I went to every single meetup I possibly could, and then I got my license, which is not necessary, by the way, but it just was an avenue of how I ended up meeting John, and it helped me excel my career.