Originally posted by @Terrill Hanks:@Brandon VukelichHey Brandon my name is Terrill Hanks and I’m looking to get into wholesaling as a young entrepreneur.

You just need to have proven yourself as a successful entrepreneur in some other real estate or non-real estate related field and leverage that success and the skills acquired to execute the syndication business plan (plus educate yourself on the process). 

Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan S.

There's some value in those degrees for entrepreneurs (artists, songwriters, scientists, investors, it don't matter). 

By treating multifamily family investing as a business and viewing myself as an entrepreneur, and setting up a cadence of accountability and core values for my business.Gino

Ever since I was eight years old "outsourcing" "franchised" lemonade stands to the neighborhood kids and taking a cut at days end, I always knew I wanted to be an entrepreneur.

We take the stance that as entrepreneurs we take what we learn and try it, tweak it, fail at it, and adjust it until it starts to work. 

After speaking with a few lenders, they all would like someone that is more ‘credible’ than a 23-year-old with a flawless credit score, to co-sign on the loan.We are seeking any advice on how to secure an investor that is willing to invest in 2 dedicated, young, aggressive real estate entrepreneurs by co-signing on this loan with us in exchange for a majority portion of the 1st and/or 2nd year dividends, or any other negotiated deal terms.

I love seeing entrepreneurs at work!

She works with a lot of real estate professionals and entrepreneurs.