So businesses and homeowners do that, sometimes they find a random person to buy the land for them and put their name down as the owner just so they can meet this arbitrary rule.I'd never do it myself, too risky for me.

I am just sharing random thoughts and no legal advice given.      

I've seen videos and read lots of random things that have collectively piqued my interest in the real estate world.

What if it was filed by a contractor or some other random person?

just calling random contractors wont work .

-About 500 sq ft of random areas of outdated 80s flooring-Water heater is from '91-A/c 6 years old-Roof looks good-Mandatory $100 social club fee at the Weston Lakes Country ClubThe house next door sold for 205k. 1740sq ft it sold outdated BUT had 3 bedrooms.

In contrast, the issue above is not easy to control, because the neighbor tenants/visitors randomly park there. 

A reputable seller that stands behind the notes they sell has more credibility than some random unknown seller on one of the exchanges.

That in itself lends to typically very different scenarios as A neighborhoods don't tend to have random people walking by who would stop and ask you for a light or a cigarette."

I don't pay attention to conversion rate or how many clicks it takes because when it is costing me about $10 a month for 100,000 views (roughly) it doesnt even matter.I found it best when you make your ads in tune with the website more than pitching your offer.For random example just off the top of my head...