When they don't pay rent, cut the internet, and show them the webpage to pay rent, right then and there.

I still don't believe it eventhough it's on the Oregon.gov webpage.

It seems like it may be something that I want to do later when I see that these new avenues are actually bringing me deals.I have thought about doing a Facebook page or a Blogger page through Google as an inexpensive option to a web page.

or just the street address to do the searchand then extract the data.In this case, the webpage HTML can be "scanned/parsed" by a custom program / script for that webpage and follow the links for the "Value" page etc.Best, Rich C

If you aren't using Google+ plus code into your web pages look into it.

I wouldn't outsource anything except for basic web page construction.

Who designs the web page at the URL you cited?

As with all leading property portals,the name of the game is "traffic" in order gain sales.They may give you exposure,but just like amazon product pages,you'll not differ from your competitors,if you just pay the insertion fee,sit back and wait.Your insertion is no more that a web page,as such,web pages require seo/smm in order to gain traffic /sales.

I just checked out the site again and it appears to me that 2/3 of the web page is keywords, probably 80% if you would count all the words on the page.Personally I would never buy into a site that doesn't look 100% professional.

I looked on the tax records web page and didn't see anything about zoning.