By definition, an entrepreneur organizes and operates a business (or several), takes on greater than normal financial risks to do so, and is willing to risk loss to make money. Real estate agents can be solopreneurs, intrapreneurs or entrepreneurs — the choice is yours. But if you chose to become an entrepreneur, here’s what you need to know.
Source: Inman News
From new agent to serial entrepreneur: How to build to scale
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