Try, is the key word.

Make a sitemap and fine-tune your keywords.

The key word in your statement above is 'may' which indicates to me you currently don't have a property under contract and will be wasting a lot of people's time with a non-existent deal.

You need to know about the keywords that people are using on the search engines.

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You may want to set it up to get notifications on certain keywords (e.g., "Georgia."). 

As a result it's often a rather time consuming process for me to type up a response to someone's forum post...and as you said we're all busy and I sadly just don't make my time on BP as much of a priority as maybe I should.Thing brings me to my third point...the majority of the threads where I do comment, are around the key words that I follow.

I'm going to add "Account Closed" as a new keyword alert.With respect to the tenant, until you obtain possession the numbers and condition are irrelevant.

Type in real estate license as a keyword in indeed job search and your city and you'll see various positions. 

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