Good morning everyoneI've wondered how every presents themselves when they meet with motivated sellers.  Are you dressed professional or business casual?  Do people respond better to one form of dress or the other?

Of course any thing with a Red Sox or Patriots logo is always welcome attire with me to :-)

No way I'm showing up in March without proper winter attire.

But that's another story for another day.I started my search by contacting a whole bunch of real estate agents - I would literally call to make appointments, dress up in business attire and go out to meet them, explaining who I am, what my plans are, what I'm looking for and how they fit into the picture.

Do you have any input on the kind of attire to wear? 

I would also imagine, that when speaking with banks, accredited investors, sellers, securities attorneys, etc. these same folks would most definitely be wearing more formal attire (correct me if I am wrong).

Casual attire of course.

Here are a few pointers for making sure you’re keeping yourself and your business safe.Dress ProfessionallyIf you insist on posting a picture of yourself in any of your real estate advertisements, make sure that your attire is professional.

(c) No noise, music or other sounds, or conduct or attire (or lack of) is permitted at any time in such manner as to disturb or annoy other persons.

Pretty sure I was at community college being a Model UN nerd when this thread was started.... won "best dressed" representing a middle eastern country, while wearing attire I had picked up while stationed in the middle east, and starting WW3 over a ridiculous and unjust fig tariff (I did not win best diplomat).