Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Brie Schmidt  now that your self employed RE entrepreneur you can simply set up a check book IRA or a self directed one.. search for the right custodians that don't nickel and dime. you if you do the check book route you only have one fee a year for the custodian and all your transactions have NO fee'sFor self-employed individual much better route to go would be self-directed, trustee-managed Solo 401k plan.

If you are are an entrepreneur minded person we should never discount a good place to find yourself.This is a good quote...  

As an entrepreneur, you should not care if they use it as a nursery or a warehouse, it is a business, unless you have the capital to play nice and be chossy for your own self-indulgence.   

Only you can answer which person you will be.Very true statement the folks in Know personally in the education industry will say that over 80% of those that pay for training never really implement what they are taught.. with many just residing to the fact that its just easier to buy some rentals or invest with pro's  IE syndication  REITS etc.. its tough and hard work to be a fully vertically integrated real estate entrepreneur.  

I would be willing to bet 90% of readers, if not more on BP, are interesting in becoming real estate entrepreneurs. 

Hi there, I'm looking to hear from some folks that might have gone from making a median salary ($40,000 - $60,000) and was able to double or triple that salary (W2 workers, no real estate entrepreneurs please). 

Most people are simply not suited to become entrepreneurs, especially those with real-world responsibilities.

Even a single entrepreneur, someone that successfully works from home and won't have to go to the city on the daily that would adore your house.

I am a new Wholesale Real Estate Entrepreneur living here in the Atlanta/Dunwoody area.

Hello All,My name is Jacob Corley and I'm from Houston, Tx. I own an Oil & Gas Software company here in Houston but have always wanted to get into all sorts of real estate. Ever since a young age, I've always been...