Actually that's already taken.In the internet real estate world, domain space is everything.

For some it's just nice to be in a safer neighborhood.In extreme cases, @Chris Purcell, developers do use imminent domain to physically push people out (a major battle prior to the construction of the arena where the Brooklyn Nets play), but I imagine, most of the people here aren't dealing with that.  

@Shil Shirol, I know parts of 78758 can be rough (cough...East Rundberg), but The Domain is also in '58, so that doesn't say a lot.

I just cringe when I see these younger investors so happy with 5 year call commercial notes.. they simply don't know what they don't know.and we have to remember the banks are not the master of their own domain.. in crunch time the feds can come in and tell them to cut their exposure to real estate.. banks must comply.. folks that don't really know how the system works blame the banks but its the fed regulators pulling the strings behind the scenes.

Imagine my face when I saw that the "upgrade" you needed in order to use your own domain was $100/month!

The ~$3,000 includes the pre-licensing course, test fees, new licensee fees, office fees, finger printing fees, realtor dues, MLS dues, business cards, website domain name, open house signs, monthly desk fees, SUPRA key access and just a little bit of paid marketing.  

I'm thinking about RE investing in a couple of different domains, still kind of feeling out the market here and in a few other places I'm familiar with.

While I have a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering and operate a business in this domain, it's more of an "S" than a "B". 

They use emails addresses that have domains similar to legitimate ones.

Next will be hunting for the perfect domain name, email address, business name and on and on.