'Nuff said.Also, enjoyed your Entrepreneur article.

I am a former financial consultant, entrepreneur, and a full time housewife.

Your Mentor - every successful entrepreneur needs a good mentor.

I never thought I would have a chance to speak with that person but after calling their office they agreed to have a 15 minute call with me...the cool story of getting to pick the brain of a best selling author and multi millionaire real estate entrepreneur is a story for a different day though...Among the things I asked that person was what is the best way to transition from just being a broker on large multifamily deals to actually buying multifamily units.

My guess is that, like any biz opp (and chasing overages is a business, not investing) those that buy the course may be disappointed that it requires both effort and persistence, two qualities in short supply among would-be entrepreneurs.

Your ability to find motivated sellers is one of the keys to becoming a successful Real Estate Entrepreneur.

Once you plug into the REIA's and local investors, you will have access to great resources, too.Hope that helps,RonThe Renascent Entrepreneur

I am turning into a savvy RE Entrepreneur.

But there are lots of other young entrepreneurs like yourself who have already gotten started, or are in the process of doing so, so they are great people to meet.

While incarcerated for 2 years I reached out to many powerful figures and authors in the Entrepreneur world.