The next market where I am most connected is Dallas, Texas and it appears the price for property is much cheaper and in our range.What type of advice would you give a young entrepreneur in these shoes ?

The funny thing about being an entrepreneur is that it forces you to thrive in the chaos.

plays a big role in determining your success as a Real Estate entrepreneur and the network you build.

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

We can agree to disagree though.Eric:I too am familiar, and relatively successful, with managing risk after nearly thee decades as an entrepreneur.  

Markets that have a combination of universities with strong hard science & engineering departments, critical mass of entrepreneurs, and capital sources (i.e., venture capital) are also fertile ground for job growth through formation of new, rapidly growing companies.3.  

Totally agree with this Dan.School teaches us to "Ready-Aim-Fire": we have to make things perfect and making a mistake is look down upon.However, as an entrepreneur (I consider being an active real estate investor as being an entrepreneur), it really is more "Ready-Fire-Aim".

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

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

I found BiggerPockets actually from an interview from another Podcast The Top Entrepreneurs.