The second card has a backside same as the first, but the front is a referral bonus for current tech's to refer anyone they know that may be a good fit.

BONUS: Dropbox bought HelloSign, so now it's integrated into Dropbox and you can do 3 docs/month for free.2) If you do Quickbooks, use online version, which is also in the cloud.3) While Google Docs is nice to use (and free), prefer Word because you can use the Developer tool to make locked forms that you can easily tab through to fill out only the areas/fields that change.

You can go in with a degree and start in the military as an officer, or you can go in and let the military pay for college and pay you to go (bonus!).

Starting out I would try and figure out neighborhoods that aren't being targeted by most agents and you will have less competition.The best exposure for little or no cost is using social media, Write valuable blog posts about things in your area, For example one of the best responses I ever received was one blog post talking about our local recycling center.

With long enough exposure it will turn your eyes red and irritate your lungs.

Did you know that going in or was that an unexpected bonus?

And what if they pay on time, thereby earning the bonus, but leave the place a wreck? 

I draw the line based on my experience level and the degree of exposure i put myself in by taking a deal.

Sonoma little lessLake county just north and mendo just north is less.Oregon far less as well.. in the Dundee hills of ORegon when i first came here in 90 there was not a lot going on the value was in TIMBER then i just sold the land off for homesites I know look at some of the stuff i owned that was Jury soil southern exposure and its got vineyards on it.. have not check vineyard land prices in a while concentrated on building houses these days.  

I feel like I have pretty good start, and as a bonus my wife is a RE agent.