The material costs were $11. 

At the first REIA meeting I went to I taped 10% off lowes coupons to my business cards (back in the day you could get them from the post office but they have kinda killed that loophole), today at a REIA someone had stapled business cards to a pair of new gloves, The goal is to make your message memorable… Here is a photo from a promotion I did last year… I went around to several bank locations and pulled $3,000 in one dollar bills… This photo was taken just over the halfway point.

Agents has the duty to provide third party (i.e. buyer) with disclosure of all material facts.  

Cherry can be +$6/SF and i've never seen walnut less than $9/SF - for materials only.  

@Tim Gosser I have a few college rentals in the Hudson Valley and my recommendations would be update as much as you can with resilient materials to withstand some extra abuse.

Of course, I am actively changing that fact by listening to the BP podcast (shout out to Josh and Brandon), and reading as much material as I can get my hands on.

Mikayla, I don't have any experience with Charleston, but just recently left Atlanta after 10 years for a promotion.

I would expect to pay through the nose, which means at least $2 per square foot for materials + labor.

Hello BP Community,I recently got my real estate license and I'm looking to get some business cards to start promoting myself.

Their fees are excessive (8.5% management, $13.75 for EACH service call and separate hourly and materials fees).