Searches on the internet let me to some possible considerations of incorporating magnetic locks, tied to access control systems and the use of keyless systems to be able to log entry into the property. 

Car, regular clothes, clothes with company logos, computer gear, printing and shipping services.Then there are fees for your database CRM, business cards, Google Adwerx, Facebook/Instagram ads, yard signs (lots of vandals), professional photography, staging services, open house flyers and buffet, list goes on and on.

Including a picture of yourself, company logo, etc.?

@Sharad Peterson to minimize filing fees, state taxes and reporting...I would strongly recommend incorporating the state where the property will be located.

I have not looked into Amazon..Look into: Vistaprint, Zazzle, Postcardmaina and YellowlettersMy company van was logoed by Fastsigns.

Does my logo suck?

The terms are not comprehensive and we expect that additional terms, including reasonable warranties and representations will be incorporated into a formal agreement (the “Contractâ€) to be negotiated.

So make a good ad but don't plaster it with corporate logos etc.  

Hey @Brad Chandler I totally agree with building a team method, for Dacia having a brokerage vs a team is like creating the wheel vs the wheel already being in place all you have to do is incorporate your plan into the structure.

You can buy most contracts online and fill them out yourself and then email it to the broker/agent.REO brokers all use the state Realtor contract, so don't bother finding/drafting a contract and printing lots of paper (or electronic pages) to make an offer.Supply them with a one or two page offer summary form, on which you state that if agreeable the terms of the offer will be incorporated into the state's Realtor contract.