Renter · Marathon, FL · Member since 2008 · 5 posts · 0 votes
What is your company name?
What would you like to name your future company?
I think my username would be a good business name.
I even have the trademark rights to WelcomeSite
I used to use the domain for a Flash help site.
I always thought it would be my most valuable domain name
but it was another name I owned that got all the offers.
I finally sold it for almost 5 figures.
I always feared buying domain names was just a bad impulsive habit. lol
What are some good real estate company names that you've seen?
Homeowner · Carrollton , AL · Member since 2008 · 138 posts · 11 votes
18y
Honestly, I wouldn't spend too much time trying to think of a good business name. While a catchy and simple business name may get some people to remember it, it's the quality of service you provide to your clients that help.
Anyways, when it comes to names, one thing I always recommend people do is take 2+ words (not phrases) that describe their business and try to make them into 1 catchy sounding word. It's amazing the amount of clever business names you can come up with just doing this.
Renter · Marathon, FL · Member since 2008 · 5 posts · 0 votes
18y
John Corey sounds like a good, solid, simple, memorable name
Originally posted by "galvin":
Honestly, I wouldn't spend too much time trying to think of a good business name... Anyways, when it comes to names, one thing I always recommend people do is take 2+ words (not phrases) that describe their business and try to make them into 1 catchy sounding word.
That has been my favorite method too.
3DThrills, FreeToys, OhNoYouDin, SurfPick, DieselBenz, TrueArtNow, ThrillTone
are some of the names I've splurged on.
I don't really want to start a real estate business myself.
I'd just like to share some nice places with my current client base.
What is the easiest way to get involved without stepping on anyone's toes?
I will not be competing for any of the people already looking for homes in an area.
I wish to bring in completely fresh prospects who will naturally look over other offerings in the area,
once I have piqued their interest with an appealing property.
If I accept one of those 'lease to own' plans,
does that entitle me to try and resell the property?
Do I need to instead negotiate an outright purchase with 'owner financing'?
I don't want to do anything that is considered at all unethical when helping to resell one of these places.
Should I forget about it?