I knew I wanted to be an entrepreneur my whole life.

I am heavily attracted to the idea of working independently as a sort of entrepreneur (I am not opposed to working hard or for many hours, it is more so the fact of choosing how I want to live my life and run my business).I am wondering if anyone has any tips or suggestions about how I should get started and go about doing Real Estate sales part-time in college?

In theory, NC residents should have an easier time accessing capital per the NORTH CAROLINA PROVIDING ACCESS TO CAPITAL FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL BUSINESS ACT.

I love staying in them whenever my wife and I travel, and I think the Airbnb platform allows creative entrepreneurs to hustle for dollars, which I totally support. 

HahaWhen you are a real estate entrepreneur, you will have to figure somethings out.

 I've been an entrepreneur since I was 16 and have owned a couple businesses , done just about every type of sales & marketing and understand that like most industries , tapping into this one is about building relationships and having a mentor , associates and friends.

Your job as a RE entrepreneur is to gain perspective and tools to solve problems, then the deals will come and so will the money.

They were certainly a professional organization, their model just didn't work as well for us as we went from passive investors to active RE entrepreneurs. 

What I am not sure about is whether the depreciation can be used when you own the house/flat as a common person, not an entrepreneur, I think that in such a case you can only write down the rental income by 30% lump sum and the rest of the money is considered as a taxable income.

Providing access to financing CRE that may not otherwise exist without the SBA guarantee has helped many an entrepreneur buy and grow their business.The SBA, anyone really, doesn't have a crystal ball to see into the future.