After you get some experience and have some properties then you can better assess whether or not to make it a full time enterprise.

I know that we've run the gauntlet over the years, all the way up through enterprise style solutions and customized software packages.

I'm a technologist by trade with over 15 years experience in Enterprise IT, IT consulting, Cloud computing and an extensive resume that includes a tenure working at Microsoft. 

In addition the emphasis is more on educational reform rather than just pure co-working.I will be paying creative individuals to teach what they know to other people i;e - "How To Build Mobile Apps On Android" or "How To Grow Your Enterprise" As I previously explained they will get to keep 100% profit on the front-end so it makes them more motivated.Yes, you are correct in your assumption.

This makes for a great community based support system for government activities.Check into economic development funds at the state level, identify the enterprise zone and request funds that are available, then more funds on a matching basis from your bonds.

On the other hand, being the enterprising country that we are, sometimes government, too, gets inspired to "enterprise".

nope. free enterprise.

You really have to wonder why some enterprising individual has not started a underground knee capping for hire company.

If they are an actual investor, then you would have worked out a partnership/shareholder/operating agreement before undertaking the enterprise.  

He left the home to his sons, who aren't the most enterprising individuals (to put it kindly.)