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Glen Underwood
  • Real Estate Agent
  • LIVERMORE, CA - California
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To business card or not to business card

Glen Underwood
  • Real Estate Agent
  • LIVERMORE, CA - California
Posted

Hi,

I am a noob at investing and will be attending RE meetups in my area as soon as I can. Since I have no experience and don't have an LLC or other business entity already setup, the only business cards I have are from my full-time job. Which is more lame? 1) No business cards, 2) business cards made up that say something like "real estate investor" making me possibly look like a wannabe or 3) use my existing business cards until I get some deals under my belt and get the entity set up. Thanks!

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