But, I'm running into a couple of issues that I wonder if anybody here has figured out yet:1) How do you make the Zillow description more readable?

Yours is not so understandable to anyone but you since you are living it.You need to put together an easily readable spreadsheet that they can actually see all the numbers of all your assets and liabilities and cash flow.

Same goes with titles of blog posts when location is relevant to the post.Also you probably know this already but I sometimes hear from people who don't, so just in case, it should be readable in a normal way to a normal person, Google is very smart now and stuffing too many keywords into a title (or anything else) creates problems.

hsCtaTracking=cc1c162b-cab3-41cf-9e17-7b64f859a8aa%7C7bfac8f3-95dc-4dc6-895f-d48280642a6dThis link explains a lot and more readable terminology than City Planning speak! 

I feel like that could make my deals more like junk mail then readable content.If there are any buyers who would be willing to offer feedback on ways to ensure deals are relevant to their particular needs that would be great!

While a NPN wouldn't be included the initial LTV as well as an estimated CLTV can be important when speaking of junior positions on any OO, SFD, it should be readable for everyone.:) 

One of them used a book from Nolo Press (good source of readable legal information) to create his Nevada LLC. 

I cleaned up the emojis a little to make the title more readable.

Here's their statement re-worded to more readable:“We can lend on investment properties with loans typically being between 20-25 year amortizations.

It looks like there was a property management posting in the window but it is no longer readable.