I still have a lot to learn but have polished off most of the BP real estate podcasts and have self educated my self a lot on wholesaling (mainly from American perspectives, not sure of a lot of the differences between our laws yet in regards to wholesaling).

I'm not a big wholesaler, but from talking to those who do it full-time (and in the limited experience I've had with direct marketing), it seems to me that less polished and less "businessey" is far superior to polished and professional.Most wholesalers I know hand-write their bandit signs and direct mail -- not because they can't afford polished materials but because polished materials are less effective.The best response rate we've gotten on direct mail were the pieces that indicated that my wife was a stay-at-home home looking for a way to make extra income to support the family (all technically true, btw!).

I am a turd polisher as well.  

. ===================   Dirty Trick #1 “Stack It with Felons”   Some Sellers, typically those in desperate straits, will polish the performance numbers on their property by lowering their tenant screening standards.

Don't spend a dime on polish trying to put shine on a penny.Clint 

If this is the route you go make sure you polish the language with an attorney

I'm not quite sure what the difference is between filming architecture and filming real estate, but you have some very polished looking videos on your sight.

In higher end stuff polished cement is the craze.

I've invested in an HP 12C manual and hope to get through the learning curve of Reverse Polish Notation (RPN).

-Get a haircut and polish up your look.