Failure makes you a better person and as a real estate entrepreneur you learn on the go.

I start looking into buying a nice big home after renting out a penthouse condo in the middle of the city when I ran into a speed bump.Buying too many luxuries, whether you're paying cash or financing them, can hurt your business as an entrepreneur in the long run. 

Having spent countless hours with start up entrepreneurs, students, professional athletes and spiritual practitioners I know that if you need something I will probably know someone who can help you get there.

I'm already a part time entrepreneur so I'm used to long hours and writing my own check.Any life experience advice from anyone?

Looking for investors and like-minded entrepreneurs to help me realize these goals.

I take after my Uncle who was a diamond cutter & entrepreneur, and my hazy notion as a child was that he was rich, simply because he lived in Laguna Beach, CA.

yes yes i know void clause. but they have been doing a good job. i still end up going to give it a good clean every so often lawn care was contracted out. the way i see it you ccan pay a student living there and hope he keeps up to it. or find some kid on the block and hopefully spark a little bit of entrepreneur skills.

I"LL NEVER SELL CRAPThe only thing I might sell one day is my book and my time as a consultant but that will be so expensive that no one will pay for it until I get as big as Mark Cuban heheI'm a business man and entrepreneur and make my $$$ that way.Thanks much ;)

We are not taught to be entrepreneurs  in school, we are taught to learn a skill so that we can become soldiers in a corporation.

My brother and I have considered creating some software to solve this problem but would love to hear more about how big of a pain/problem keeping track of these seller-financed deals are if we were to try and tackle this problem further.Best,Preston WalstonReal Estate Agent / Entrepreneur