I've used it for a 20 page renovation investor plan, business cards, t-shirts, logo, website design, etc...

Professional Marketing packets for sellers, buyers and lenders that you paste your logo and pictures intoAll of the above save time and time is money.I'm not being cheeky, but will the gurus here share the systems, forms and checklists they created for their businesses with me to use in mine?

How about a small stitched BP logo?

Set up a company with a name, a logo and a website - it does not need to be fance.

Surely there are a ton of people (like myself) who would like to buy T-shirts and other items with the BP logo on it.

I am totally surprised by the comments on this, especially by licensed agent, because with this, there IS an absolute answer when it comes to marketing materials soliciting real estate transactions by agents.If you are a licensed real estate agent, you not only have the obligation to disclose, but you also are required to display your broker's name/logo on EVERYTHING you do in regards to marketing.I have noticed that so many of these "I'll buy your house for cash" marketing pieces have NO brokerage info listed on their mailers. 

Also, create some branding with your marketing piece with your business name or logo.  

(can be photoshopped and have other elements aswell in it, but the key is to not be this big corporate company with a logo as the profile pic, but instead be a friendly guy who'll help out)The ad and FB page has to create a lot of trust and do it fast, otherwise it'll seem sketchy and ppl won't engage, even thought they might be interestedGood luck

Our mailers will cycle through the following mail types: professional letters x 2, handwritten letters x 2 (not yellow letters; cream colored letters, not lined, with a logo / letterhead), postcards x 2, professional flyers x 2, zipletter x 1.

Do you want a company name out there and a logo or do you want to be know as the go to guy?