How to build a strong reputation with a disability.

Aciid

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Hello all,
I have been a long time lurker on this form. I have never posted much, but had an account previous to this one I also used to read topics. Ironically, this account was created in July 2013 right around my birthday. Less than four months after creating this account I was in a freak car accident that completely took my vision, nearly all of my taste and all of my smell.
I’m not asking for sympathy, I don’t need it. I have been blind since Halloween of 2013. I was only 18 years old and had just skipped freshman year of college and was already a sophomore. I thought I had everything figured out, as most 18-year-olds do, but then lost everything. By age 20 I purchased my first property and started doing real estate after I could not even get a job at Kroger as a bagger. I’m out on quite a few properties and I’m looking to syndicate, raise money, to acquire my first small apartment building. My question is this : what do you all recommend as steps I can take or things I can do to create a strong brand? I would like to turn the negative stereotype of my blindness into a positive thing. I’m currently creating a foundation to go alongside my LLC and all future acquisitions I have will incorporate my foundation that will have the main mission of research on the optic nerve, the damage that caused my blindness and a problem that if it were ever to be solved that it would cure nearly everyone else‘s.
I’m currently about finished with my business plan and proposal. I know that I need to create a strong online presence and also probably implement some off-line tactics to reach more investors. Any ideas that you can give me would be much appreciated. :)
 
Mad respect to you for following your goals and congrats on what you have achieved already.
An online presence is definitely a good idea. I would make it about your goal and your story and how that connects to real estate (sort of like you told us here).
Also its probably important to convince the investors that you giving money away to research won't (significantly) lower their profit.

Good luck!
 
All my respect to you because even with a disabilitty you are doing something with your life, that's just amazing! I see people that don't have any disability and thoes lazy fucks still complain and don't do shit with their life. You can really succeed with your goals , idk if that can happend but u can link up with some of the popular people in business ( if u live in USA it's going to be easy for you ) idk how u can do it and it may sound crazy but u should find a way to link up with Gary Vee.
 
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