I've heard a few podcasts here or elsewhere on how entrepreneurs with barely any money in their pockets made their first deal with no money down or built up their portfolios with barely much to start.Read the blog posts on Bigger Pockets, and listen to as many podcasts as you can.

Current sale of Home$144,500Overall profit from project$144,500 - ($45,000 + $25,000) = $74,500Thank you all so much for allowing me to be involved in a community that nurtures the thinkers and entrepreneurs who come here.

My goals and aspirations are to own 10,000 units start with SFH fix/flips (maybe some BRRRR in SFH if it meets our requirements), small MFH (3-4 units) and quickly grow into 10+ units within 18 months.

I'm 100% efficiency driven and hear a lot from role model entrepreneurs like Grant Cardone and others talk about spending your time on the things that make you money (Like negotiations).

My name is Mark Johnson and I'm a aspiring investor from St.

Hello, my name is Alex Nichols, I am a twenty-two-year-old entrepreneur looking to get into real estate investing!

Entrepreneurs are willing to work 80 hours per week to avoid working 40 hours per week."

I recently started listening to the podcasts, reading books, and studying for my agent's license.I launched a company 1.5 years ago and had some tremendous success, winning USC's Top Business Venture and Entrepreneur of the Year awards. 

I am always of the stance that you should keep renting.When I was out of college I was determined I should buy my own house and my grandfather, huge inventor/entrepreneur/investor, had always said he would financially support any of the grandkids with an investment.

Be persistent....the number one trait of an entrepreneur.