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William Infantes
  • Bayonne, NJ
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Greetings from NJ with a quick question

William Infantes
  • Bayonne, NJ
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Hi everyone!  I've been a member and reader of bigger pockets for quite a while, but this will be my first post.  

I was recently at a networking event and met a lot of really great people.  My one problem while I was there was that I received so many business cards from people yet I didn't have any to give in return.  Since I haven't done any deals and I technically don't have a business yet, I always felt that it would feel a bit disingenuous to hand out a card without an actual business.  After being at the event I realized that I was wrong, however.

My question is if I were to make business cards for myself, what should I put on them?  Since I don't have a company name or business, should I just put basic contact information like email and phone number? My one fear though is that if my card had just basic contact info, I would appear less credible to other investors with actual companies.  

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I look forward to hearing from everyone and happy to be a part of the bigger pockets family! 😀

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