I've always considered myself an entrepreneur, someone who wanted to work for himself, do things his own way.

. #5  Get to know the neighborhood police officers, city officials, and social service organizations in your area.

As a general rule, I would never pay any up-front money to a lender or lending organization.All the love in the world to the entrepreneurs who take the risks to start up businesses and bring new services to the world.

Social Media Is the best answer take Skylar advice and interviews all of other agents, title companies, management companies, investors, mortgage brokers etc.

I'm a young entrepreneur, 22 years old doing e-commerce and marketing as a side hustle.

Just a little worried because there is no job, only social security, workers comp and the housing voucher.

I've taken small steps to diversify what I do, including creating a social media presence to begin sharing some of my videography and drone skills.Currently, I fixed up a single family home which is on the market and I have a duplex that's been a great investment. 

so 4  times a year flying to the event renting hotels etc .so add in another easy 10k.. and from what I saw you had folks at the top of their game and you had some that were trying to scale up so the ones that were at the top it appeared to me to be more like social for them and they could help others. 

ITINs are issued by the IRS to individuals with a federal tax filing or reporting requirement who don't have and aren't eligible for a Social Security number (e.g., foreign nationals and resident/nonresident aliens).

Some people/ entrepreneurs will work side gigs for additional income after they have exhausted all available, and profitable hours that can be devoted to their primary gig.