I have heard many successful entrepreneurs say they just can not compete brick and mortar anymore.

Although I have a liberal arts degree, I've viewed myself as an entrepreneur since a college internship.I have spent the last few month reading book about the basics of REI, financing, and landlording, as preparation to when I have the funding to starting investing.

Biggerpockets ,self motivation, and an entrepreneur spirit is your guru!

I want to inspire others to become real estate entrepreneurs just like others have inspired me to become one.Does anyone else want to chime in with their input on this topic (preferably some positive input or at least some constructive criticism?)

He is charitable and likes investing in small start-ups and helping entrepreneurs.All these qualities make Antonio Velardo a reliable bet for new-budding and established entrepreneurs alike.

The first is to provide the life I promised my beautiful bride (that's Nikki) in my initial pitch 19 years ago.My wife, Nikki, is a licensed cosmetologist/hair magician, homeschooling mom of 4, entrepreneur in women's health, a CRAZY phenomenal cook, a very loyal (read: non-gossipy) friend, and all-round pretty fantastic chick.My 2nd dream is producing 4 highly-productive, others-focused, highly unaverage adults out of my beautiful kids.Number 3 is changing every single life I touch for the positive, some in big ways, some in "small" ways.I love to inspire, encourage and strengthen people.

He is just trying to get me in the game and help out a young entrepreneur.

Hello,I am an aspiring entrepreneur and real estate investor.I am very new to real estate.

If I could earn a 4-year degree in six months through self-study, surely I could learn how to make it as an entrepreneur.

There is also the Real Estate Entrepreneurs of Conejo Valley and the Real Estate Candy shop.