As a young entrepreneur that would consider managing other's properties I'm curious as well.Great thread :D Can't wait to hear everyone's response

I guess 20% real unemployment is what is needed for us to look at fixing our stupid capital formation rules so that people can get back to work when entrepreneurs create new businesses.

Could BP offer something of sorts for RE entrepreneurs?

My mentor when discussing entrepreneurship, likes to talk about risks that entrepreneurs take.

I want to talk about the assumptions and categories to see how a landlord can be a lowest cost producer/efficient entrepreneurs.

Its an entrepreneur magazine and they do in depth interviews with the those who are rich and not so famous.Aside from that I use BP (duh lol) and Activerain (but I do have to say they are not investor friendly so i just really lurk there and don't participate )

I actually think that someone who is dependent on having his hand held every step of the way is not suitable to be an entrepreneur.

Entrepreneurs are constantly trying new models (online auctions, ebay, HelpUSell, Buy-Side, etc.) but nothing so far has really caught on.

If banks continue to exist as zombies and are constraints to money moving freely throughout the system entrepreneurs can't get access to the capital needed to sustain a recovery.

Speaking of control, yes, every entrepreneur wants to be involved as much as possible and control every aspect of his/her business.