@Guy Olds hi nice to meet you, I heard about that meet from my agent we will be attending for sure, we're planning on launching Jan 1st we will definitely exchange cards because we are cash buyers looking for fix and flips.

Are you using post cards, letters, etc?

My GC has a guy out at the job trying to scrape this stick down flooring up with a scraper tool and it isn't going very well for that guy.

My RE agent who wrote up an offer for an REO (HSBC Bank) was told that she had to provide a cc on the site and her card would be charged if my offer was accepted?  

While at a graduation party"Our landlord was excellent here is his card give him a call, he may have something available"vs"Our landlord was good till we tried to leave and then he nickel and dimed us all the way to the end, I'd steer clear of (insert name here)"

The whole portfolio potentially falls like a house of cards.

This comment as it stands doesn't really provide enough info for a conclusion.If you could include the type of ad you had, what the copy consisted of, your budget, how long you ran it for, who you targeted, etc. if that makes sense.For all we know, your ad could've said "we buy houses" in comic sans rainbow colors and targeted males aged 18-24 in one zipcode who have "recently bought using a credit card online" ... which would most likely not generate any leads and be your reason for not getting good results even if you had a $20k landing page haha. 

It was a card that cost $10.

They pick up on investor sales and send post cards to them.

Because i wanted to create business name and put it in my business card so they will easily contact me but im not sure if it will violate the law for not having business license?