Hello BP,    I'm designing my own business cards on Zazzle and I'm trying to figure out how to add the equal housing and realtor logos to my card.

I want to design a logo/Brand for real estate that I can use for selling, buying and renting homes.

They even put his house address up with their logo on the plaque-want to guess how long that stayed up...not very long. 

I'm actually having a tough time getting rid of all mine; my company now has a new logo and e-mail address that I'd like to add to my next batch of cards, and I've still got a box and a half left of my old ones left.

I'm an active tennis player and I have embroidered all my tennis outfits with my logo.

For instance, buy the domain example.com, and have your buying site at www.buy.example.com, and your sell site at www.sell.example.com.That way you can build your brand on example.com, have one logo, one card; save a little money; and use just one cpanel.

For example:Building up a following on Facebook or TwitterSpending thousands of dollars on a company logo, business card, letter head & a pretty websiteBuying books and courses on how to improve your businessSpending hours at networking events that don't lead to any tangible results, etc.These things may have value on some level - but there isn't a direct correlation to the money we make.

For instance there are ways you can acquire properties without saving up 10% down.A good place to start is The Beginners Guide---in the "Learn" tab at the top of the page, just under the logo.

It just feels like a branded piece offers more legitimacy, but then again, I did my first deal off of a hand-written bandit sign, so maybe my theory doesn't stick in this arena.In my mind, a letter with a unique envelope, logo, brief copy/clear messaging and call-to-action, and multiple ways to contact me make the most sense, but everything I'm reading points against that. 

As per the law (copy & pasted from MAR):  "Maryland law requires that all advertisements include your name (as listed on your pocket card) and the name of the company with which you are affiliated (not simply the company logo).