From a promoter's standpoint I have been impressed with their diligence on our company.  

Not for self promotion or sales.

If you can add value i.e. bring additional opportunity its my belief you should be able to break in that way.  

I'm under the belief that it all starts upon your first showing with the tenant, or the day you sign the lease.

Hi Steven - The most successful real estate networking group I know of is the one where there are no sales, no promotions, just introductions and round-table discussions on what people are doing, what challenges they have and some story telling.We were down to 3 people that just showed up every week.

My advice would be to promote your need for a loan with your location.

My belief is you only get one chance with these types of people and if you come off as an amateur then you lose that person forever.

My current business is screen printing, graphics and promotional advertising.  

You will have long-term capital gains even if you sell today.Mandatory IRS disclaimer: Be advised that any tax advice contained in this communication, is not intended or written to be used and may not be used for the purpose of (i) avoiding any tax-related penalties imposed under Federal law or (ii) promoting, marketing or recommending to another party any transaction or matter addressed herein.

Not promoting any service.Joe Gore