I would pursue his offer but leave your credit cards at home.

The past year and half I obtained a gas card for $3k under the business Tax Id. 

I'm formerly in publishing and am an avid reader, consuming (that's definitely the right word!)

Even one slightly more aggressive thing you could do, but subtle enough to not be over the top IMO, would be if you have a decent rider then at the end you could hand them your RE business card and tell them if that you appreciate their business and if they ever need a ride or you can help them with anything else feel free to give you a call.

A group that want's to socialize housing in LA, California and the rest of the US.http://www.dailynews.com/government-and-politics/2...https://www.facebook.com/latenantsunionThey play the race card by getting non English speakers to sign up and are really getting active in LA. 

As what I have read, and don't hold me to it, your regular gross income * 40% - recurring payment (car, utility, rent, average of sum of all credit cards over the last few months) = your mortgage.

You can call yourself anything you want, but your local board of Realtors will have specific rules on advertising, business cards, sings and such.

Video content is also great for boosting UX metrics.3) No end to reading and researchAs a content creating company it is mandatory to be an avid reader and spend much of your time in reading on different platforms of social media, message boards, blogs, review sites—anywhere potential leads could be hanging out online—and follow closely to understand what they’re talking about and what content is being sold to us.

I think there is potential to get more deals this way if you also focus on your "failed" leads as an opportunity to put them to work...give them your card, tell them to contact you if anyone they know is looking to sell.

(b) If the existence and location of the owner of a stored value card is unknown to the holder of the property, the stored value card is presumed abandoned to the extent of its unredeemed and uncharged value on the earlier of:(1) the card's expiration date;(2) the third anniversary of the date the card was issued, if the card is not used after it is issued, or the date the card was last used or value was last added to the card; or(3) the first anniversary of the date the card was issued, if the card is not used after it is issued, or the date the card was last used or value was last added to the card, if the card's value represents wages, as defined by Section 61.001, Labor Code.