I am always of the stance that you should keep renting.When I was out of college I was determined I should buy my own house and my grandfather, huge inventor/entrepreneur/investor, had always said he would financially support any of the grandkids with an investment.

Be persistent....the number one trait of an entrepreneur.

My husband and I are new to real estate investing but know that it’s the path that we would like to navigate together as we strive for financial freedom, escaping the rat-race, and growing into entrepreneurs.

Last, my favorite entrepreneur book is Ready, Fire, Aim by Michael Masterson.  

I am a striving entrepreneur and I am new to real estate, looking to get into wholesaling and fix-n-flips.

I've focused primarily on Hudson County, but have started exploring New Haven and bought a property there as a sort of experiment--but, in my experience, it's been very hard to follow more than 2 markets, mostly because inventory goes extremely quickly.I'm also a tech entrepreneur/run a tech startup, so happy to connect!

They range from retirees, entrepreneurs, and small business owners.

I like that you’ve got an entrepreneur hustle side of you, and that will make you go far. 

That's what entrepreneurs are supposed to do, right?

Disclaimer: I worked directly with dentists who were entrepreneurs and "invested in real estate".