I recently purchased an Whole Selling training guide for a real estate 'Guru', in which he speaks about being an Real Estate Entrepreneur without obtaining a license to flip and sell discounted properties. 

Thanks for jumping in every time this, for us real estate entrepreneurs, cryptic topic pops up.

Everyone was an entrepreneur; they all had their hustle.

I've gained so much knowledge as an entrepreneur and bring with me a knack in working within a budget, developed incredible buying skills, and obtained tremendous resources and connections over the years.

A little bit about me: I am a businessman and entrepreneur with a small real estate portfolio.

I've been an entrepreneur my entire life from breeding and selling lizards at 15 to launching my own Sneaker Line in Detroit, Michigan called Jimmy Kicks that was featured in dozens of media outlets around the world including the New York Times Unfortunately things had to come to a hault- but that didn't stop me!

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.