I want to help other entrepreneurs achieve their goals by helping in anyway.

I'm not sure how far this post will take me but I am am entrepreneur in the making.

I was an entrepreneur in college for entrepreneurship????

I was told I still had the option to initiate a transfer, however, I would have to pay the 3% transfer fee and pay the variable 14-24% interest rate while funds were in use…Just like that, 40k of capital to go out and buy assets and get them to cashflow……gone.As a value-add real estate entrepreneur, I understand with every challenge encountered, there is a lesson to be learned and an opportunity to evolve.

No where have I found any advise on whether or not getting a law license is worth it for a scrappy two bit entrepreneur who's trying to cut down on title costs and create his own contracts. 

I'm an active investor and entrepreneur in the area.

I don't know whether you're a f/t investor/entrepreneur or have W-2 job.

Her father tried to be an entrepreneur and had some cool inventions but ultimately was never successful in business and the family suffered quite a bit for it.

I am a young entrepreneur in the western Massachusetts, and northern Connecticut areas attempting to cultivate intergenerational wealth through the assistance of mentorships, relationships, and partnerships in the Real Estate investing world.My goal is to have garnered enough passive income to leave my career in nine years or less.

I never liked the term "serial entrepreneur" but I'm starting to fit the bill.