Delegating small tasks as much as possible is the way you truly can become an entrepreneur no matter what kind of business it is.

As an entrepreneur, my tax return for 2015 hasn't been strong enough to pre-approve me for a mortgage.

I've spent the last year and a half as an entrepreneur in the construction business mostly renovating kitchens, upon completing many projects through out the year, it really got me thinking about investing in real estate, since what I do is a big factor of what sells in real estate.

I am a former school teacher turned entrepreneur.

(the charitable part)Open up a Panera like atmosphere for Entrepreneurs.

Entrepreneur (not real estate)Thank you.

I personally made a decision after being laid off twice as an Engineer, that I wanted to go the entrepreneur route and leave corporate America.

I am an entrepreneur, investor and an agent living and working out of Temple, I also cover Killeen & Harker Heights.

I can tell you that the most profitable way to get into this business and do deals daily is to first become a "real estate agent" then later you will have enough capital to morph into an "investor" & "real estate agent" or a complete real estate "entrepreneur".

I am with @Tim Swierczek, a dumb attorney is going to be a better resource than an online entrepreneur.