Hey everyone, I am a 20 year old entrepreneur who wants to get into wholesale real estate.

When she’s not wearing her entrepreneur hat, Karen enjoys giving back to her community, public speaking, and spending time with her 2 grandchildren.At this months event Karen with take the stage and dive into what you should know when investing in real estate and some things most people dont know.

And while you're this energetic 37 years young  entrepreneur real estate may actually not be what feeds your passion.   

At the same time, a number of the leading industry minds, and young entrepreneurs are dismissing technology as just another tool.

Let me hear your thoughts.I Know I’m Being Successful When...w/Dean Jackson | 624Dean Jackson, an entrepreneur, marketing genius and real estate investor gives his advice on succeeding in the real estate business and life.Goal: To Obtain a Listing Agent LifestyleLifestyle elements: daily joy, abundant time, and financial peace.If you’re not joyful it usually means you are rushed and don’t have time, when you don’t have time it usually means you are overworking because there isn’t enough money.The solution: make more money in a way that takes less time which will in turn bring more joy.How would you look for distressed properties to purchase?

Stop knocking positive-minded, young entrepreneurs who are only trying to ethically feed their family and help other families during the process.

Most the pretty wealthy dudes I know have money managers so they usually lay you off to them. but I do know some other that would engage on the phone.. but they are not billionaires more in the 25 to 50 mil range. and self made entrepreneurs  

I am just starting out and have been an Entrepreneur my whole life so don’t have the steady job.  

Something fun to consider, if any of your friends would be interested start a ‘Young Entrepreneurs Group’ one night a week - get together and listen to podcasts, get mentorship together, play monopoly with an adult who can give real world examples while using monopoly’s game.

3) Donate 1% of our revenue to local community development or social causes We feel it is our duty as real estate investors, landlords, entrepreneurs to help make the communities we operate in better places to live for everyone.