., in order to achieve a "celebrity" status. 

I can't wait to celebrate with you all when I make it happen.

Given that frugality has been the key to building my portfolio, my BP celebrity crush (come on, we all have one) would have to be Scott Trench.

You should mark your calender with the day that it happend, so that you can celebrate it every year like christmas or something.

So, IMO, endorsements aren't that useful for small RE operations from well known celebrities, now if you get an actual client/customer giving their full name, just an average guy, that is more believable, at least to me.

For example, my ranch in San Diego was previously owned by a very famous (and wealthy) business man.5) Have it professionally photographed with people enjoying the benefits of ranch life6) Hire a publicity person to get press releases sent out coordinated with area events and it her announcements.7) Hire a real estate agent linked to celebrities and high profile people.

After read that I open my eyes and stop looking at the though of real estate success as a celebrity and look at it as a real normal person easily accessable.

I heard about Old Capital and actually went to one of the deal celebration they partnered with when I was in DFW couple weeks ago.

Then take my family out for dinner to celebrate!

Meets every month at the celebrity theater in Phoenix.