†Note: You want to know where your leads are coming from in order to ascertain where your promotional efforts are working.

It’s what you say on your business card that carries the most weight.To this end, you’re going to be using two types of business cards, and one of them hasn’t even been described yet.The first of two types of cards you’re going to use is your “advertising†card, something that will do two things for the receiver: 1.It is going to tie in and remind them of your other advertising efforts by having a card that looks like your promotional stock: same colors and similar layout2.Your card must be easy to find if under a stack of paperwork or mail, or other business cards.

The top prospect types (different audiences) you need to promote to are: Equity Owners, FSBO, Expired, NOD’s, Absentee Owners, your “Farmâ€, COI, and “For Rent†owners.

†You want to know where your leads are coming from in order to ascertain where your promotional efforts are working.

Count me as 6 and I'd happily promote this to all of the HomeVestors franchises across the nation.

I am not here to promote my program, you can look at my BP profile for a link to my site to find out more.There are a lot of misconceptions out there so I wanted to address the question directly.I have done a ton of these deals and I have lots of students doing these also.

Most promotes are so concerned with the 25% they'll make that greed interferes with quality.

Little things like as seen on TV builds instant credibility, the colors Red and/or Yellow are used by several of the top mega businesses who promote the Theme “SAVE”.

Hi Everyone, I'm starting a yellow letter campaign to get properties to promote to buyers.

Several more years went by I was promoted to District Manager I acquired several Rental properties along the way and then Wells Fargo Financial closed it's doors I figured it was time for me to focus more of my energy in real estate to generate wealth for me and my family.