Something fun to consider, if any of your friends would be interested start a ‘Young Entrepreneurs Group’ one night a week - get together and listen to podcasts, get mentorship together, play monopoly with an adult who can give real world examples while using monopoly’s game.

3) Donate 1% of our revenue to local community development or social causes We feel it is our duty as real estate investors, landlords, entrepreneurs to help make the communities we operate in better places to live for everyone.

For all of the aspiring young real estate entrepreneurs and investors out there reading this post, here's my words of wisdom for you... 

I gained a little bit of social confidence, probably after about 8 months to a year (this was never a fast process, nor was it ever deliberate). 

I am going to put one together since I am a serial entrepreneur and have started 12 companies from scratch in my career.The first thing you need to do is to decide on what type of business or property investing you want to focus on.

I will be graduating with my undergrad in less that 2 semester and I am looking to become a real estate entrepreneur.

I joined social media groups and watched what they discussed, I found sites like this and got involved in the discussions and then just keep going.

Voice your concerns on their social media/web forums.  

I'm a young entrepreneur (cough*** Age 33 still kind-a young) with cash to invest.

Most retirement accounts for entrepreneurs max out at 20-25% of net income (e.g.