Being an entrepreneur is a dream of mine and a Real Estate is a part of that dream.

@Courtney M.California is getting less and less investor, entrepreneur, taxpayer and constituent friendly. 

I am half way through "High Trust Selling " by Todd DuncanI just finished Sam Walton's book 'Made in America" In chapter one he told us the best thing to do with money' Don't spend it" Great book by and about a great entrepreneur, the founder of Wal Mart

I also enjoyed Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur by Jim Randel.

Lots of entrepreneurs in college have vision limited by what they have presently, so every business idea they make consists of services for other college students.

I'm an entrepreneur with an LLC out of Arizona that I formed back in 2014.  

I've been an investor for many years, and am an entrepreneur.  

Through these past years, I started reading business books, like Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, listening to positive motivational influencers like Tony Robbins & Les Brown, watch videos of Business Entrepreneurs like Dan Lok, Grant Cardone, Gary Vanerchuck, Tai Lopez, and Stephen Granhams.

For advanced strategies and creative financing ideas in general for commercial real estate I'd recommend "Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur"  by James Randel

The City of Cincinnati is comprised of around 60% renters and VERY leftist local politics (at least our last two mayoral elections were between two Democrats), so it shouldn't surprise any local investors that City Council is doing what they think is beneficial for lifelong tenants.It's very valuable to keep in mind that WE are the entrepreneurs in this equation.