I already know that I’m an entrepreneur, and I love real estate, so I’m almost positive I’ll be a developer and investor(but not closing myself off to other possibilities).

It talks about the technician, manager, and entrepreneur and provides insight on why many businesses fail.

He was in "Mergers and Acquisitions", but he did just what we wholesalers do - as an entrepreneur. 

Are there any entrepreneur/real estate friendly refinance lenders out there or am I stuck being a flipper until our credit improves and we have been in business longer? 

The saying goes "entrepreneurs are those that choose to work 80 hours/wk for themselves so they don't have to work 40 hours/wk for someone else". 

I have a contact in Guaynabo that might be able to help and I’m in a conference with real estate entrepreneurs in old San Juan.

I previously posted here about my problems with scaling.Since then I read Grant Cardone’s 10X book again- first time as an actual entrepreneur/landlord .

It is a family business, and although I don't plan on staying much longer, I would like to offer my help in the Real Estate end of things.My entrepreneur mind is thinking me and my brother buy the building to give the company the most equity in the property, since it would never sell for 2mil.

Entrepreneurs take risk for profits but they’re calculated risks.

You will meet like-minded investors and entrepreneurs at these meetings.