Repairing the clear cut and preparing the land for row crops that can be harvested one or more times a year makes more sense to me.What makes even more sense to me is to "grow farmers" and to "cultivate entrepreneurs" like I and other missionaries to Haiti have already done. 

What you're really learning is how to become a successful entrepreneur.

Cash flow can be tougher to find today, but the market still has amazing job growth, population growth, and an entrepreneur-friendly culture!

Love seeing any entrepreneur hit a home run.

I am looking to purchase my first property in 6 months in the Columbus, OH area.I am also looking for any real estate or entrepreneur groups in the area to learn and share ideas. 

In terms of my confidence and involvement, I've been a farmer, a mechanic, a salesman, a start up entrepreneur and a multi company CEO.

I’d really like to continue down the entrepreneur path to become financially free on a more rigorous timeline.

I am really committed to this as I think it is within my means and a job I believe I can make some side money from.As this is my first entrepreneur venture, does anyone have tips/advice for marketing or getting customers?

Hey guys, I am mobile home park investor and entrepreneur.

Hi I am a new investor with 300k starting capital looking to BRRRR.I prefer to invest in landlord friendly regions, with high rental ROI, low crime.Looking to build a stellar team, would appreciate any referrals to brokers/contractor/PM/bankers.Here is a WSJ article on me: https://www.wsj.com/articles/two-entrepreneurs-lived-through...A bit on my background; I used to work for Mckinsey before starting my first start up which produced the cash flow for my VC investments into pre-IPO tech companies (Didi Taxi, Grab Taxi, Robinhood etc).