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Lynn Montang
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Do I need a Business Name and Website?

Lynn Montang
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
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I'm so excited about RE investing that I think I may have gotten ahead of myself.  I came up with what I thought was a great business name and just bought the domain name for it. Do I actually even need a business name?  Website? Special business email?  At this moment, my aspirations are to acquire 20-30 rental properties......  Did I go overboard? 

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    Bryan L.
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    Bryan L.
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    Short answer - no.  Long answer - a lot of newbies spend way too much time on "setting up their business" and stuff like that.  You're better off to be spending your time finding good deals and making offers (and learning).

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