Howdy all y'all,Taking the side of the "not so popular vote" here.If someone is brave enough to defend our country so we have the freedom to have free enterprise, create a rental business to collect rent, and be an entrepreneur - then I am breaking that lease for them in a heartbeat all day long no questions asked under our Military Affidavit Clase in our lease.

How do entrepreneurs across the country leverage crowdfunding and other forms of OPM to fund a business with little to no initial capital of their own?

Being a real estate agent is a lot like being a real estate investor, or any other type of entrepreneur for that matter.

I am a UTexas alum, originally from Long Beach, CA , and I am a serial entrepreneur.

The thing that makes me the most mad about that, and mind you I generally have zero ill-will against anyone who is self-serving for their own gain, I am 100% pro-entrepreneur, is that this is the time when people of influence ought to be doing the right thing for everyone, not just themselves.

You want someone who can help you start grow and scale your business and guide you as you continue grow as an entrepreneur and investor. 

.) :-) Thankfully that didn't put a sour tast in our mouth but only drove home the desire to LEARN about real estate and becoming entrepreneurs in that space.So if anyone is near me either in Va or North Carolina being that I'm only hour away from Durham would like to reach out and network it would be a great privilege.

I find entrepreneurs do not usually retire in the typical sense people think of with a J-O-B.I love what I do with commercial real estate so do not see retiring as an option.

Silicon Valley writer/entrepreneur who left SF for Austin.

I've been an entrepreneur since I was little. i.e. making and selling little beaded ribbon animals in elementary school.