I am starting a new real estate co., need suggestions for the name of the co.?
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"Stinking Fish Reality:\nWith a name this bad, its gotta be good!"\n\nSimpsons quote!
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just drive down your local builders merchant. they are on most industrial estate. big chain will be Travis Perkins or Jewsons. thats were all the builders and that get there stuff.
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Ask in Yahoo answers the following;  "What name would you give a business". Decribe the business. Let the public answer. Perhaps you can pick one from all of the answers, or at least modidy an answer to your liking. Good Luck!
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Since we can't tell at what point you are in your business planning I agree with answer number two.  SCORE is a great place to get started.  I have added a few more websites if you are still looking for direction/ideas/answers.  \n\nGood Luck
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how about :\n Interior cyberspace vendue\n home sweet auction\n Bargains Just for You\n\nLL.
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A title agency. Why? Because it's totally behind the scenes work, and you make anywhere from 700-1000$ (and up) per transaction. The work is easy if you don't mind paperwork, and it's not too terribly hard to start. Just need a little capital and some insurance and licenses. My biz would target real estate agents/brokers, home builders (who don't use in house closers), and mortgage companies, since forming alliances with these people is where you get your customers from.
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Please don't go the "cheesy" route; IE: DITECH\n\n   Your business depends on a client base that is in need of housing certainly, but more important than that perhaps is,,, how active is the "Market" in your area?\n\n   Have you linked up/networked with any well established, possibly return customer, Realtors?\n\n   I enjoy investing in Real Estate, and/or at least constantly shopping it and any options for buying. I don't know the lattitudes you are able to offer as a Mortgage Broker however. Do you own the business? Is it already a well established business? Is it in a decent location?\n\n   Again, I don't know your allowable range of options within the framework of the business, but you might look into offering as many options to buyers as exist,,, IE: SHIP, etc. It may also serve you to offer a customer a referral to another type of lender once in awhile, depending on your ability to loan to them, or their abilities to get a loan.\n\n   Certainly you can do balloons and flyers, radio spots, TV, change the "CURB APPEAL" of your office, change the signing, advertise more extensively in the Yellow pages, hire some clown in a themed suit to stand outside,,,NOT,,,LOL.\n\n   Networking with other brokers and especially with Realtors, who in turn might recommend you to prospectives, might be the better way to go.\n\n   There is no fear that I can see, that the market is going to fall apart anytime soon,,,even with over escalation of prices,,,and no matter that, there isn't anymore land,,, per say.\n\nRev. Steven
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Check out For Sale By Owner information on the web for self study and marketing tips. My company Redwood FSBO, offers marketing materials / flyers, lawn signs, advice, and listings on website for free. \n\nAlso, use flyers and marketing materials and post them around town, or better yet network with business colleagues and family to get the word out about when you open houses will be.\n\nIf you interested in learning more contact Owen Jamison, FSBO Managing director at 978-998-7153 http://www.redwoodfsbo.com \n\nTell him Reggie Sent You.
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You should call a real estate company, they can direct you or work with you... try Greenridge Realty (616) 458-3655
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Here are some samples of business plans focusing on the real estate market\n\nThis is what you need: Real Estate Agent Business Plan software from PlanMagic.com (unfortunately, not free and cost is $84.95)\nhttp://planmagic.com/business_plan/real_estate_agent_business_plan.html\n\nProperty management\nhttp://www.bplans.com/spv/3183/\n\nGood luck
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Probably you may want to list it on the Web.\n\nIf it is not a one-shot situation: as in you are renting-out units, consider building your own site. A resource for this  is: http://selling-a-service.first411.com\n\nSorry - but you need to be more specific in your question so i took the liberty of sharing 2 possible options.\n\nHope this helps you. Good Luck!
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I've used a couple of realtors' sites to help give me an idea of comparables in the area of a rental house I'm considering selling. For this purpose, anyway:\n\nA map is good.\nPrice is important.\nNope, no specific examples.\nHaven't used them.\nThere ya go.\n\nThat's it - hope this helps.
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Before you get your heart set on a name, check the registry and make sure it isn't taken...and it may even help you get some more ideas...although these ladies came up with some good ones! Except for the one that obviously doesn't get RD, which is okay, but seriously, don't click on it if you don't truly want to be helpful. Geez.\n\nRegistry: \n\nhttp://www.usrollergirls.com/index.jsp?.state=view-players
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Go to real estate offices to tell Realtors about yourself and the products your company offers.\n\nThere's a catch though......\n..... you must actually know what you're talking about, and have a product to offer that is more difficult or more expensive elsewhere.\n\nIf you are a newly licensed loan officer, or all you've done up until now is re-fi's and home equity loans and you don't really know yet how to do purchase loans,  then you  may try approaching newly licensed agents and teaming up with them.  Both of you will be eager and willing to work harder for your first few deals, and both of you will understand that you both need to be going to your respective brokers for advice and confirmation on things.
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dean jacobs, clubhouse, knorr, sassafrass \nOr are you looking to brainstorm ideas for new names\nI'd go with a family name. Its cheaper and it sounds like its been around forever you just haven't heard of it yet. Therefore classier.
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Realtor.com is the most comprehensive, but I like Yahoo! Real Estate better. It has more detail and photographs.
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There's a lot of good information in the link below. I would also run their name at Better Business Bureau.