We got the property measurements from the legal description and he drew up a very detailed site map.

Our next step to proceed in this direction would be to hire a civil engineer to do surveying and site map and that engineer would also see if the creek in the back of the property affects build-ability.  

There’s one channel manager that has not been mentioned here that uses a hotel backend to enhance Seo through xml api.

They take that plot in on a site map and charge roughly $12-16k per ADU. 

I did everything myself and didn't hire anyone other than an online mapping firm which handled drawing the site map. 

If you want your site indexed quickly by the search engines a good link is always great, but I highly recommend submitting your XML SITEMAP to the search engines.

I read that google looks for a site map page on your site.

Hey Matt Rothwell, check out the paragraph that starts (3) Property used by the taxpayer as his principal residence.It's very open-ended, but it's the IRS' definition of a primary residence.http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2007-title26-vol11/xml/CFR-2007-title26-vol11-sec1-1034-1.xml

Numbers:Beds: 3Baths: 2Sqft: 1,424 (Will be 1600+ with finished sunroom)Type: Single FamilyYear built: 1955Cathedral ceilings, big 2 car garage in great shape to the rear.Asking: 79,900 (priced dropped 10k as of 10/20)Pictures available here http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6105-Lockamy-Ln-Norfolk-VA-23502/79225876_zpid/#{scid=hdp-site-map-bubble-address}Repairs: 50k-55kSome big ticket items: Will need 50% new sheetrock plus insulation.

Make a sitemap and fine-tune your keywords.