While a determined person can be successful in any market (even Dublin), I think the USA is a far more rewarding place for real estate entrepreneurs than Ireland is.

The first thing you need to do is train your thinking from a save/spend mentality to an entrepreneur/REI mentality.  

REI is a seriously entrepreneurial pursuit, yet this site seems to treat entrepreneurs as almost "persona non grata".There isn't even an entrepreneurial focus to the approach to REI among senior people on the site on the BP side or on the community side.BP tries to be educational through it's "free courses".

As long as they aren't violating any local codes, and they are willing to be honest with you about it in the future, I don't see any reason to "drop the hammer" on the young entrepreneur.

My decision to switch paths over to business from my dreams of being a healthcare practitioner was only because I promised myself that instead of spending years and years in medical school, I would be persistent in establishing myself as an entrepreneur/investor and have it pay off Xfold in the long term.

My name is Elijah, I'm a 23 y/o entrepreneur and I've been listening to BP for about 6 months.

@Aaron BonneA wise entrepreneur once told me to NET 20% more than your living expenses prior to leaving your W2.

Account ClosedFrom a garage sale fanatic to a real estate entrepreneur, everyone likes finding a good deal.

Paul is a bright guy (entrepreneur in a different industry) and I actually enjoyed having Paul at the event.

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