In my other thread "Street smarts versus Book smarts" Ned Carey brings up a point concerning entrepreneurs.

My brother, Larry, is a true entrepreneur, a seasoned investor and former broker, my partner Terry is great with construction and maintenance issues, and I'm Becky, the bird dog, though I'd prefer to be an eagle with an eye for some promising properties.

My goal in life is to be the best I could be for my not only myself but for my family and others in need. I may be young but that won't allow myself limitations.

Instead, many of these entrepreneurs will have the ability to roll over their 401(k) funds into a solo(k) or self-directed IRAs.

You gave me my start in RE investing with Colvi Carver Property Source and it's amazing to see how far you've come as a fellow entrepreneur.

I'm an entrepreneur at heart and have had success on the mainland starting and managing a couple businesses there (non-real estate related).

There are plenty of entrepreneurs in the UK property market who do very well, from the Candy brothers down to the average Joe who bought a couple of flats in Wimbledon at the right time and lives off the proceeds.

‘Showing up’ to your business allows you to interact with other entrepreneurs on a similar path.

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