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Originally posted by techzbt
my fraternity was founded on our campus in 1916 and were kicked off in 1998, as I said, our alumni association owns a large on-campus house, however, we don't currently live in it. We do have lots of alumni and alumni support, but none of them have any experience doing what we're doing.
I know the girls mean well, but seriously, if it was that easy don't you think we would've done it by now? we're not stupid.
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The girls won't understand, ever.
The house means nothing if you don't live in it. It's not an asset to you. Forget about it.
Once you figure out exactly what it is you are selling, it's a lot easier to sell it. Shirts, alums, and all that jazz won't help much. ZZ Kai covered pretty much everything you have to do once you figure out why people should join your house.
It's all about the grunt work now.
-Rudey