I always say a successful entrepreneur is just someone who gets up one more time than the other guys.I’m glad to hear you took on learning Construction.

I have grown up in a family of entrepreneurs/ real estate investors/ contractors and have worked around it my whole life, which is how I originally derived interest in Real Estate.As I am new to Pittsburgh, PA, I am more than willing to lend a hand in projects/ deals or anything else that is Real Estate related in order to gain more experience and insight on the market.

We are entrepreneurs, so we have a certain degree of intangible insight through the hard knocks of starting/running businesses.

Let me share a little bit about myself:I was born an Entrepreneur and was very business-minded even as a young boy.

I am a designer and entrepreneur from Northern Virginia who relocated to Providence, RI because of school (RISD).

An aspiring entrepreneur, I have setup a couple of side project LLCs and am now attempting to make REI my next endeavor.

I do Door To Door Sales, and over my years doing that I’ve knocked on the doors of and met a handful of entrepreneurs telling me how lucrative REI can be (which is how I was actually introduced to BP.)I was introduced to BP and REI over a year ago, but recently I’ve decided to commit to a future in Real Estate.

@Krisann Mayfield two activities that I believe help investors/entrepreneurs regardless of struggles with depression and anxiety are meditation and physical fitness. 

I am an entrepreneur with a business mindset who would naturally like to maximize returns. 

I'm currently an apprentice for an electrical contractor and also an aspiring entrepreneur.