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Jim Lally
  • Investor
  • Middletown, RI
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Investor Friendly Agent Marketing

Jim Lally
  • Investor
  • Middletown, RI
Posted

Hi

I recently went ahead and got my RE license in CT but still have my full time job.  My goal is to focus on the investor niche and not the retail market.  I will of course be using the license for my own investing purposes as well.  I went with Keller Williams since they seem to offer the best technology tools (at a price of course!).  However, I want to find the most effective way of getting my name out there now!

I've have been involved in my local REIA but I'm sure their other avenues I'm not thinking of. I've also thought of using Craigslist as well but don't know if that would produce any results.

Anyone have some thoughts on what the best approach would be here?

Thanks!

Jim

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