In my knowledge renting to entrepreneur will have more difficulty than white collar workers.

I am a Real Estate Entrepreneur looking to expand my network.

Your job (or the stable, long-term income stream from that job, rather) is the primary asset backing most conventional mortgatges - which I think are one of the most reasonable and likely means for many newbie investors to get financing for their first few real estate investments.Basically - if you quit your job, you can't get a mortgage... which DELAYs your first investment substantially by making access to financing much more difficult or impossible, or worse will create very unfavorable financing terms and dilute your ownership.By the way, I'm NOT talking about the person who is ready to quit their job and become a full fledged entrepreneur.

Hi everyone,My name is Paul and I am fairly new to this site. I discovered it looking for an insurance question and then proceeded to ask about becoming a Real Estate Agent. Since then the idea to go into Real Estate ...

There’s nothing better than being an entrepreneur.

This is very hard to get across to new investor/operators or just young entrepreneurs. 

I am coming from a entrepreneur background.

But an entrepreneur at heart, his passion led him to create numerous business ventures, ranging from real estate development, manufacturing to government contracting.

I'm a serial entrepreneur that hasn't quite mastered, "my businesses working for me rather than me working for my businesses".    

It's very eye opening and I think it's one that every REI and entrepreneur should have on the book shelf.