If you're not familiar with it, PPC allows you to to post your ads for keywords you choose to target.

The key word he used was Legal.kudos to Bigger PocketsBest wishes,vjb

I've done well on associated content - google/yahoo indexes them pretty fast if you're good with your keywords/topic - AND they pay you based on pageviews.

They are going to ask you to provide a list of Keywords to advertise your site (vertually limitless amounts of words), that, when typed into the search engine by anyone will bring up your site.

With this tool, you can easily find keywords to bid on an ad group ideas that Google makes for youToggle between tabs to find keywords and keyword ideas.

As is too often the case, most investors only look at the ca$h involved today, not the real, long-term, value of a given product or service.When talking about "Buyer's Agent" and "Seller's Agent", the key word is "Agent"...as in the laws of agency and how they apply in your state, and in your transaction.In MOST states, ALL agents in a transaction are working for the Seller, absent any written Buyer's Agency Agreement.

I think you would be waaaay better off to have a website keyword targeted for your area and then feature the homes on subpages.

At the top of the page it says Search, click on that.Then type in "deal analysis" in the keywords boxbelow that click the radio button that says "search for all terms"Then at the bottom of that page click "Search"There you will see around 200 topics that go into great details of how to analyze deals.

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