no wonder all entrepreneur are high school dropout lol

I was asking the same question for a long time until my wife bought me the book, How to Start a Business in Colorado from the Smart Start Series written by the Entrepreneur Press.

I tell people up front that the BRRRR strategy is a great thing to keep in mind and a great thing to aspire too, but I’ve found it to be all sizzle and no steak and to be honest it bothers me how much it is pitched by online sites and seminars and all that.

Don't let simple things get in your way, if you really want to pursue it there IS a way, you just need to think like and Entrepreneur and find the solution that best meets your goals.Jeff

I did find some of the earlier posts a bit demeaning and negative to newbie....We all have to start somewhere, so rather than criticize newbies maybe a better approach would be to provide some guidance and or advice ....There is enough for everyone in this world....At least we ( Newbies) have aspiration and a goal in wanting to better our lives as oppose to doing squat...so please encourage and motivate us so we can do the same...

I learned a lot about being an entrepreneur and the advantages of owning real estate.

The cycle of business... technicians... managers... entrepreneurs…

As 2011 winds down to its end - it is time to put down your goals and aspirations for 2012.

The true entrepreneur is a doer, not a dreamer." – Nolan Bushnell

Hi,We are planning to get our first STR and have narrowed it down  to high desert area as it will be close enough for us to manage by ourselves.I am looking for any inputs from current or aspiring STR owners in the area for the insight on how is the market these days?