I hear ya, I leave the cards at home.

I would recommend bringing pen and paper, look professional, and bring professional looking business cards.

Simple things like compare comps, get some business cards, attend local REI meetings to network, invest in marketing, find motivated sellers and find out their needs and how you can be of assistance to them, attend local auctions to find buyers.

He ordered business cards for me and gave me the names of the areas he wants to flip properties in.

As you saw in the case study, the borrower had a judgement with a credit card company.

The EIN allowed me to open up a Business Account at my credit union and it also allows you to open a business credit card.Now I have rents deposited into the business bank account and pay all expenses with my business credit card.

Buissnes cards, small flyers, and a "burner phone."

It should also include cleaning of the condenser (outside part).Whether you do this yourself (if qualified and hold an EPA card), hire a company for a one-time fee, or sign a maintenance contract are all options.At minimum, I would at least clean the condenser once a year, which you can do yourself.Some contracts include this and also include a Winter PM for your heating components.

We collect the fee by check or by credit card.

I got a 500 dollar credit card I pay off every month.