When we flip houses she gets the listings and when I get my leads and see it is better they list with an agent I give her those leads.People always think that agents and wholesalers are mortal enemies.

buuhahahaNormal mortals will probably need 6 to 1 year to rank high on google especially when you have strong competitors.So you need to be able to afford to host your site for a year.

I’m rather new myself, but my decision for choosing a brokerage largely came from what I needed now.I’m active duty Air Force (final assignment before retirement as well 😉) and found that many brick and mortal brokerages wouldn’t work for me.

NOT to provide actual value.Yet, I already explained to you it is all and ONLY about value to your ideal traffic.And that my little mortals is how I dominate all when it comes to online lead gen!

My problem is going to be handing over the reins of the real estate when I either get too old or the estate when I "shuffle off the mortal coil".

With her major medical event my Dad had a road to Damascus  moment with his own mortality and we engaged in an extensive estate planning, medical will, advanced directive.

I am probably the worst person to ask how to find the owners.But back in the day when I was a mere mortal...I used to type into Mother Google"Pay Taxes In New Haven CT" (substitute your site here),and you will be asked to enter the address.From there you will find info on the owner.GOod luck!

.;)And that my friend is when you upgrade from being a mortal Yooman being to a Jerryll SEO God ;)Ego much?

So they really didn't drop the suicide rate so much as drop the suicide mortality rate by drugging people up to make them less able to kill themselves.

I thought I'd share this information from Black Knight Financial:December 22, 2022 Data & AnalyticsPrepayment activity in November dropped 15.6% to a single month mortality (SMM) rate of 0.40% – once again marking the lowest rate on record since before 2000 when Black Knight started reporting the metricThe national delinquency rate rose another 3.5% in November to 3.01%, up 10 basis points since October, driven by a 31K (+3.9%) increase in 30-day delinquencies and a 25K (+11%) rise in 60-day delinquenciesThe delinquency rate in Florida rose another 18 basis points in the month to 3.60% as the impact of Hurricane Ian on homeowners’ ability to make mortgage payments continuesImprovement among seriously past-due loans continues to stagnate, with the population of 90-day delinquencies ticking down -0.2% from the month priorForeclosure starts rose again (+19%) on the heels of October’s increase, but the month’s 23.4K starts are still below the recent high seen in June 2022 and remain 30% below pre-pandemic levelsForeclosure was started on 4.3% of serious delinquencies in November, up 7 basis points from October but still 44% less than the rate seen in the years leading up to the pandemicActive foreclosure inventory rose 5.3%, though 2022 volumes remain subdued after the record lows of 2021 due to widespread moratoriums and forbearance protections