Quick Facts About Our Main Event (Monthly Meeting)What: The REIA NYC Main Event (Monthly Meeting)When: Thursday, September 8, 2016 at 6:00 PM til 10:00 PMWhere: TRYP By Wyndham Times Square South; 345 W 35th St, New York, NY 10001Who: Real Estate Investors, Entrepreneurs & ProfessionalsWhy: To learn, network, market, help others, prosper & have fun!

No giant company, no faceless corporation. 99% of sellers would rather work with a solo entrepreneur who is hustling, than some mega firm who is making millions already. 

Banks are risk adverse, entrepreneurs take on risk.

Most college course work is to train you to become an employee, not a savvy investor or entrepreneur (at least at my University)

Thank you so much again @DionDePaoli Many entrepreneurs use legalzoom.com.

He says don't worry about it.I know what he does.He hates his job so he goes out to eat and goes to the bar and blows his money all the time.I find the more money I make my circle of friends changes.The ones making more money generally balance the budget and have a different mindset than people living paycheck to paycheck.Sometimes I will work with my business until 1 in the morning.I do it because of the freedom and happiness it gives me knowing I control my own destiny.Companies now want you to do the work of 2 to 3 people for the pay of one.If you are working that hard you might as well own the business and get ALL the money.Some people their whole lives is work week to week and collect a pay check.It's all they ever aspire to.I have always been different.I have always been an entrepreneur and love to imagine and create things and push the envelope.On the venting I just go yeah,yeah with family and then I change the subject on them.If they still want to be negative I set a time limit on it.I say okay we will talk about it for the next 5 minutes but after that we are moving on.What I find is even if you show people HOW to change their lives they do not have the will to do it or the courage.What's worse than failing is to never have tried in the first place.If you want something bad enough YOU WILL find a way.

I can honestly say there are many investors in the Portland market (some right here on BP) who have benefited and continue to benefit from the experiences I share both as an appraiser and as RE entrepreneur.

The only one who really contributed new ideas to improve the association was a software entrepreneur who was a higher up owner in a company the sold a few years ago for almost $2 billion. 

I've always been an entrepreneur...And way back when I had a tshirt business... actually it was my second one (and their was a third).But, I would sell during the day... and then since I was a one man gig I had to produce the orders at night...Sometimes into the wee hours...

If you are a quick turn real estate entrepreneur determined to be in the game for the long haul, it should not involve your money, however.