As an investor when someone hands be bring neon pink cards, I find the nearest trash and toss them in.

Louis or Lincoln/Omaha, NE - only because we have friends/family in these areas, visit the areas often, and are familiar with them.

You are my new BP hero for the "rule test" :) Can you publish that somewhere in gigantic bold neon letters so people stop comparing what they find to all the "rules"?

You don't really need to have anything that amazing.I would say that if you have one of those neon green or orange "We Buy Houses" obnoxious looking things (Which is fine to make a statement to get a sellers attention) I would make a 2nd professional looking card to hand out to potential buyers and other professionals.

Some of these developments are already on line (Circa Casino, Project Neon, Raiders Stadium, etc.).

Something bright or neon works for color.

Anyone with discerning eyes who sees a giant neon sign flashing "FREE MONEY" should suspect something immediately.  

Below are some of the major projects currently under construction (not just planning): Sphere Las Vegas - $75MResorts World Las Vegas - $7BDrew Las Vegas - $3BRaider's Stadium - $2BLas Vegas convention center expansion - $750MGoogle - $600M data centerUnion Village - $1.2BProject Neon - $900MPalms Casino Resort Renovation - $690MCaesars Forum Conference Center - $375MThere are many other projects underway but the above are the largest we know of.

But we made signs from neon-colored poster board, about 3-4 times the size of typical bandit signs, and attached them to tomato stakes.  

Doesn't matter if you can do a short sale if no one ever calls you with a property.The GURUS will say, here use these exact letters on yellow, pink, or neon green paper.