@Otis Sutton I really do think the word "mentor" could be attached to many people, all of whom could assist you in growth as an entrepreneur, real estate industry participant, marketer, negotiator and leader.

Look at the patterns and hear the stories of the major real estate investors, or even the richest entrepreneurs: they've endured robberies, evictions, failed projects, thousands of dollars in losses (yay you've conquered this), and even being poor themselves (not broke, but literally living on the street).

I'm motivated and an entrepreneur at heart.Thank you for some realistic input, and your personal experience, its what I am looking for and it is much appreciated

I've met other entrepreneurs in real estate who've given up a lot for real estate.

However large companies aren't built by entrepreneurs who don't want to put in the time.

Your Mentor - every successful entrepreneur needs a good mentor.

They are doing as government does, interfere with entrepreneurs. 

I actually invest in multifamily in Hagerstown, and I and starting a co-working space for entrepreneurs downtown as well.

I joined Gobundance right when I moved also and there's a huge group of entrepreneurs and real estate investors here.

I was raised with two competing lines of thought - a dad who was an entrepreneur and a mom who was a government employee.