As an entrepreneur, you should be focused on running and growing your business, not constantly worrying about and following up on your "business advisor".

Hi, I hope all is well! I’m Chimere, I’m new here, and eager to start my sit down plan!
As mentioned before I recently joined BiggerPockets Pro and I did so to engage with professionals and to soak up as much knowled...

I’m looking to learn ins and outs about real estate. Looking forward to going to real estate school to get my realtor license. And also be an business owner in multiple different areas

She may be newer to posing on BP, but that doesn't give anyone reason to doubt her posts.Take all of this from a very seasoned and experienced investor and entrepreneur who routinely invests in coaching and/or products that may improve some piece of my businesses, team or myself.  

I'm a Dad to Logan 9, Lucas 6, husband to Wendy.I've spent the last 11 years as an entrepreneur in the digital marketing world, primarily focused on physical product eCommerce (I own 2 brands that operate on Etsy and Shopify), and most recently having kinda accidentally built a few 100k social media following as the Carnivore Dad.I’ve been interested in and attracted to real estate for years but I just made excuses that had me staying in my lane of digital marketing, however I'm here now and eager to learn.I settled on Texas as my primary state because I have family here, I love meat, and I’m interested in firearms.

In any of these situations, as control of the parent company passes from the entrepreneurs who founded the company, to the “professional” managers who will run it, the deal will become worse for businesses relying on the parent company for their survival, with each successive management team taking a further larger bite out of the profits. 

They will typically get involved with peers in other industries and also entrepreneurs who are doing big things and show promise.

All of you have great summaries of what real estate investment groups are about; people who run or own them and their guests run it to better themselves by selling overpriced, overused, outdated material directed to the uneducated people who dream of being real estate entrepreneurs.  

I currently lead a family group of real estate entrepreneurs/novice investors who are looking to supplement our current incomes, build wealth and create financial independence for ourselves and future generations. 

I was wondering if any of you experienced entrepreneurs had a better way of dealing with this situation.