Over the last years we were able to save up enough money to now consider the next logical step: Choosing the correct business form as well as thinking of taxation.The specific issue is this: I am a 32 year old German passport holder (working for the German gov as a development aid consultant in Sudan but that's a different story), my best friend is an entrepreneur from Cincinnati, Ohio.

(wasn't it @Aaron Mazzrillo who said: "Entrepreneur: A person who will figure out how to quit working for someone else 8 hours a day 5 days a week in order to work for themselves 12 hours a day 6 days a week!")

My best friend asked to join my business, and he strives to be a entrepreneur.

As a real estate investor if you have this fear and anxiety of talking on the phone with sellers you must overcome it in order to be a successful real estate entrepreneur.

Most of my friends are entrepreneurs, although none are in the rental property business like me.

Go for your gun and have lots of "faith" as us entrepreneurs are good at.

I'm an eighteen year old, visionary real estate investor & entrepreneur living in Cincinnati.

www dot young entrepreneurs dot com eh?

Yes, some think I'm crazy for "wasting" my law degree but I believe the legal knowledge I have will serve me extremely well as an entrepreneur in the future. 

I am a consumer products entrepreneur and fairly recently sold my business.