When attending a Real Estate Meet Up, even in a casual setting like a golf simulator bar, it's generally a good idea to aim for business casual attire.

I now have the ability to look at "tired" properties with a different eye! 

It helps them to determine if they are wasting their time with you or not.If you show up at a different Realtors office in professional attire and ask them to show you properties they most likely won't even think about asking for proof of financing.

Your attire does not equate experience or at a minimum, knowledge.

People like to do business with, and feel more comfortable with people “like themselves”... and/or… people that sound like, or look like, they can help them with what they (the seller) want done.If you know what the seller does for a living, dress how they may dress…I usually dress in slacks, a pull over or button up shirt, and nice shoes… Basically “business casual” attire.

My "business" attire is always a pair of dress pants, and button up and a nice pair of dress shoes.

Other than the foolish comment about his physical looks and attire, I have not seen any more personal attacks Tracey.

I know carrying myself like someone who is confident in what I am talking about can go a long way, but I hadn’t considered how my attire could affect my credibility.

I'd love to chat, I'll be the tall guy dressed in business attire.  

Either business attire or stuff I will wear at a show....When I'm at home, I usually can be found either in the home office doing real estate stuff or in the back band room working on a song, or a recording or setlist, etc.I understand my situation is unique.