For all of the aspiring young real estate entrepreneurs and investors out there reading this post, here's my words of wisdom for you... 

You have me so excited and juiced to follow those exact instructions immediately.

I am going to put one together since I am a serial entrepreneur and have started 12 companies from scratch in my career.The first thing you need to do is to decide on what type of business or property investing you want to focus on.

I will be graduating with my undergrad in less that 2 semester and I am looking to become a real estate entrepreneur.

I'm a young entrepreneur (cough*** Age 33 still kind-a young) with cash to invest.

Most retirement accounts for entrepreneurs max out at 20-25% of net income (e.g.

I want to get more active on BP to inspire some of you young entrepreneurs out there, and to share some the knowledge that I've acquired over the last few years of doing this full time and growing my real estate business from absolutely nothing. but first...I want everyone reading to understand that this does not happen overnight...

I am an entrepreneur at heart and would just like help.

I work much better with a real person then by reading instructions online. 

Loan docs are usually a deed, promissory note, deed of trust, lender's instructions to the title company, and attorney letter of non-representation.