This raises some serious concerns for me as to the level of understanding that most people have of the economy and RE market even realtors and entrepreneurs .Matty,I thought you where joking about that!

My Top 10 Books (Out of the 56 I Read) for 201722 Books to Make You Better at Investing, Business & Life20 Books All Entrepreneurs Should Read in 2017 - Inc.comBooks by Ken McElroyBooks by Garrett SuttonBooks by Tom WheelwrightBooks by Darren Weeks And if still hungry for more: Greatest Miracle in the World by Og Mandino How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Think and Chow Rich by Napolean Hill The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren E-Myth Revisited by Michael E.

Draw teach / entrepreneur events with training. 

Always, pretty much been a go get it person and I knew being an entrepreneur was the only way I'd eventually become completely happy. 

So I am a new entrepreneur.

I’m a born again entrepreneur!

California instituted a program many years ago to compare state income tax returns with city-county business license information to catch those entrepreneurs flying under the radar (Google "City/County Business Tax (CCBT)").It seems to me that STRs are a business and anyone not reporting the income is taking a serious risk.

I'm noticing the trend here which is why the age part of the question is so important.For the ones under 40, you create a new career, keep investing, stay actively involved day to day, and as an entrepreneur those days are much longer than a 9-5 but more fun.

She's a very successful young female entrepreneur and she has articulated some of the struggles of starting out and taking her company public in an investing world that is full of guys. 

In the past i have partnered with a some fellow entrepreneurs(plumber and salon to lower cost, and increase reach) to do door hangers.