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Business Card Design - What info needs to be on it?
Hi BP universe,
I'm designing my first business card as a real estate investor and would like to know what info should be on it. I've been told to refrain from using titles like owner and investor. Any suggestions? Thanks
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Personally, I like to keep mine simple so as not to box myself in in case I venture into a different type of investing. In other words I'd avoid putting landlord/flipper/wholesaler unless you are absolutely sure that that is your specialty and you won't be trying any other methods of investing. I have name, phone, email, and 'real estate investor' on mine. I'd also put your company name if you have one, if not then no worries.
Also, I'll often write a quick reminder of what I do or write something more specific on the card when I give it to someone that I've had a brief conversation with. This helps remind them who I am when they actually look at the card which may be 6-mos or more down the road.