I spent 9 years in corporate sales, and have had hundreds of hours of professional training.   

I set up a weekly schedule that involves lots of studying and what not and what I did noticed was that  my routine incorporated too much subjects/objectives..

This helps in providing perspective, understanding the ins and outs of the local market as well as investment guidance.As someone with experience in corporate finance (dealing with complex financial issues), I can safely tell you that financial forecasting is not the hardest job.

I also have some background in corporate Training and Facilitating, as well as, Public Speaking.

I like Elfant Building & Design or Elfant Homes.And what if you used an elephant in your logo...?

I wholesaled two properties last month that were in corporate names, both had larger than normal profits for me.

Does the IRS give more credibility to someone who has a real estate license and has a incorporated real estate business (S - Corp) over a unlicensed real estate investor who is not incorporated who claims to spend 750 or more hours on their 5 rental properties?

I've been thinking long and hard about what other businesses I can incorporate in those locations.

I find that if a significant portion of your marketing is geared online then twitter is a good supplement and can be great as some people have taken full blown advantage of it and that's where a lot of the hype comes from.On the other hand if you don't have sites and an internet presence to point people to, then it loses its effectiveness.So bottom line if you are formulating an online marketing campaign then it is certainly worth seeing if you can incorporate it into your strategy.

Your title is not important but you should have logo for affiliation, award or designation.#3: Folders, fliers, brochures: If they are well-done and consistent in quality, look and feel with your website and business card, it will demonstrate to your client how you will market them.