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Updated over 17 years ago on . Most recent reply
I'm making business cards? What to choose for job title?
I have started my LLC company for real estate and am wondering for the business cards what should i use for a job title or should I not use a job title as a real estate investor on my business cards.
Thanks.
-Jay
Most Popular Reply

For acquisition and flipping, "President" sounds important and official. For rentals, I agree with "Property Manager".
How about CEO, I have seen this used by single person corporations. To use the title CEO does there actually have to be an executive board? Is it ok to use CEO for single person or small corporations for which there is actually not an executive board.
As an example, I know Richard C. Davis of Trademark Properties goes by "President & CEO". I don't think there is an exutive board.
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JGD