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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Realtors - How do you identify yourself when cold-calling?
Hello all, I am a newly licensed Realtor in MD and a newbie investor. I plan to start cold-calling leads soon. I would like to know how real estate agents identify themselves since they must disclose they have a license. What do you say when the phone call is answered? ---
"Hi, my name is...I'm a Realtor and investor but I'm calling as an investor only."?
I have my own company name. Do I need to state my broker's name? I would think not but I want to make sure I'm not violating some policy.
Looking forward to hearing from others.
Thank you!