Lastly, some real estate entrepreneurs (I use this term to describe wholesalers, flippers, large-scale operators, turnkey providers, etc.) will likely be "business as usual".

Would love to connect and partner with more real estate entrepreneurs and link up. 

Here's a tool we share with entrepreneurs who are starting out in their journey of becoming the local developer in their community. https://docs.google.com/document/d/11z9Og7PCw7UJSbugLq0ppWLB...I've been a real estate developer for 17 years working nationwide. 

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.

I also have a friend who consults entrepreneurs on the tech stack,  which you'll want to wrap your head around as well.  

As new real estate entrepreneurs, my wife and I are very interested in the North Fulton, Forsyth and North Gwinnett areas.

There’s definitely a void in the market for smaller spaces for entrepreneurs and contractors 

Whether you’re an individual, a business owner, or a self-employed entrepreneur, managing your taxes efficiently can be the difference between smooth financial sailing and tumultuous waters.

My overall goal is to buy enough doors to supplement working full time so one day I can focus full-time on becoming an entrepreneur.

When those questions occupy your mind, you have no room to think about the bigger questions that are necessary for being an entrepreneur.