I have been a entrepreneur my whole life and I am choosing Real Estate to be my profession. 

Hey BP Family, My name is Armon, I am new to Baltimore city and looking to connect with great people who love REI and also wholesalers, developers, rehabbers, other entrepreneurs & like-minded people who desire to keep growing in our craft.

I've always considered myself an entrepreneur, someone who wanted to work for himself, do things his own way.

I've always considered myself an entrepreneur, someone who wanted to work for himself, do things his own way.

As a general rule, I would never pay any up-front money to a lender or lending organization.All the love in the world to the entrepreneurs who take the risks to start up businesses and bring new services to the world.

I'm a young entrepreneur, 22 years old doing e-commerce and marketing as a side hustle.

Some people/ entrepreneurs will work side gigs for additional income after they have exhausted all available, and profitable hours that can be devoted to their primary gig. 

Like many of you, my aspiration to be an entrepreneur was fired up by Robert Kiyosaki "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", I have never looked back ever since!

As an Entrepreneur, not just in Real Estate, I've figured out how to do things on my own. 

Our Mayor's focus on tech education, on fostering interest and innovation in future generations, and on helping businesses and entrepreneurs in the local tech industry work with other local businesses and leadership to grow the community proactively are all worthy of note.This post was not meant to be a sales pitch for Birmingham as the new tech hub of the world, that would be ludicrous.