They are entrepreneurs and are running multiple businesses who have a lot of experience in commercial.

The problem is that I'm not sure where to start, and I need practical RE education.The idea of also wearing the entrepreneur's hat in the project is that it will give me more independence -Financial independence, general life independence (to depend more on myself and my abilities and less on clients) and creative freedom and control as an architect, to make more coherent projects - in terms of decisions, design and presentation.If someone here has an idea \ insights \ advices for how should I start my new way it would help a lot.thanks,Niv

The REDI course is very high and good on teaching you how to be an entrepreneur, and Richie personally mentors you as you proceed through the course. 

It can definitely help you, and open some doors, but there are many, many very successful entrepreneurs who do not have MBAs or any degree for that matter.

We need more mentor to help us be successful entrepreneurs and this is one of the ways motivate mentors & mentees.

I feel like thats the real estate entrepreneur pinnacle!

.; while new “pure” entrepreneurs have no financial asset to leverage against.

Over the past couple of years, I have dedicated myself to the study of languages such as Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, and Arabic most which are self-taught.I am a real estate investor/wholesaler, entrepreneur, language learner, and aim to strengthen the Metro Detroit area.I love networking!!!

Would love to connect and network with other investors, syndicators, operators, entrepreneurs, etc. 

US built its system for entrepreneurs so the IRS can rake all the tax $$