There are plenty of other ways to operate "Turnkey", but as an old school entrepreneur, I stand by my definition of what it means to be a true Turnkey company.  

My big why is to become a serial entrepreneur to enjoy learning the ins and outs of many different kinds of businesses.

Our first visit to Riviera Maya and are considering a purchase there, and I'm in the due-diligence phase of evaluating our options.As a quick example,I have a friend who is a very successful entrepreneur in the tech field, mostly in the booming(and soon to be overwhelming) field of Artificial Intelligence.

To make it in the mortgage business you have to be an entrepreneur at heart.

He is definitely "the real deal" in terms of he is a very successful entrepreneur with a big net worth and several streams of income (one of them being these future flipper course sales).Here's my 2 cents. 

Additionally, Brandon Turner reads 50 books a year or more, and many other successful entrepreneurs and business men are constantly reading and talk about how often they read.

I am a realtor/investor/ entrepreneur in Dayton, OH. 

i have an fha loan on my house hack and was recently looking into something similar. my lender who is super creative and entrepreneur/investor -friendly, had said that i either needed to a) refinance my fha loan into a conventional loan first, or b) prove to the lender that i HAVE to move.. some examples he gave were: one of our jobs relocated us, or we're planning to try conceiving and in turn need more space. do you have enough equity in your primary where you can refi into conventional?

Hello everyone my Name is Collin, I am a 22 year old serial entrepreneur from a very small town called "Farmland, Indiana" I recently took up a interest in Real Estate.

Beyond this I knew we needed to stay pumped and motivated cause being an entrepreneur those 12-16 hours days can begin to feel heavy so motivation is so key.