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Angel Rosado
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Noob and business cards?

Angel Rosado
  • Bronx, NY
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Just want to get the opinion of the BP Community.

I am one who believes in the power of a business card.  Although I can connect with many investors here, I know that not everyone uses BP.

Obviously, I would put Name, email, and contact number...No website as I dont have one yet.

I wanted to know what does a newbie like myself put on a business card? Real Estate Investor? (Not an investor yet) Aspiring Real Estate Investor? (may discredit myself) Real Estate Entrepreneur?  Really looking for any advice and opinions

Should I add what I'm interested in on the card? I also don't want to limit my options.

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Paul Timmins#2 New Member Introductions Contributor
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Paul Timmins#2 New Member Introductions Contributor
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Angel

Thanks for making me pause to see what is on my card and some others I collected. Remember it is a living document subject to changes and improvement. Don't print a ton since it will change.

You don't need a title you can use a Tag Line. "looking for properties in Emerging Markets", "Making a house a home again" etc.

Make sure it is easily read contrasting colors. 

Pictures are good could be a business logo, pic of you or a property.

I hve a version that looks like a Million dollar bill with my contact info on the back. Brings a smile and starts a conversation.

Paul

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