Truly successful entrepreneurs can think for themselves, and believe in things "gurus" are against.

Taking massive action, networking, finding where you can add value and then executing is what separates the true entrepreneurs from wantapreneurs. 

Hey everyone, my name is Sam Horace a 18 year old aspiring investor and entrepreneur looking forward to becoming a licensed agent soon.

But the reality is that the majority of stable, SUCCESSFULLY self-employed entrepreneurs will do pretty much anything to own their own house, and the ones that aren't financially capable of doing so yet will understand the income-verification problem quickly.

Being an entrepreneur is primarily a role of knowing your strengths and recognizing your holes, then filling in people for those holes.Most all investment managers start with partnerships of two or three people that have complimentary skill sets, relationships, etc.  

You are an entrepreneur between opportunities. 

I'm a busy entrepreneur so I always have many things on my plate, hence the multiple tasks, but I can feel good about my day if I check off those 2 things. 3.

I've been an entrepreneur for about 15 years now and since my first adventure as a entrepreneur was in a construction related trade, I consider myself very handy and somehow capable to deal with contractors.

What is the best tool you use as a real estate entrepreneur that would have saved of a lot of time and money at the beginning of your journey?

For context  just got out of college and looking to build wealth as a young entrepreneur but don’t have much wealth… at least yet lol.