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What's Your Title?
I am ordering business cards, and am unsure what to put for my job title. I would prefer that it not be obvious that I am the owner of the business. Manager, perhaps? "Agent" came to mind, but since I'm not a licensed realtor, I think it might not be a good idea to call myself that. What do you use for a job title?
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@Leigh Ann Smith the image you might want to present to a lender is likely different that that you present to Sellers and Tenants. It is probably good that your card tells the lender you are the owner, bad if the card tells the tenant that.
Nothing wrong with the point of view of @John Myers but I don't use a title at all. I think I come across as pretty credible. I don't think a title is going to change that much.