You say you are not rushing, but the altitude that you are displaying in your post speaks volume.  

And then  you do this.You get a website and you do SEO, and you work on credibility.Imagine this..Imagine someone someone wants to sell their house and goes to google (everyone does that well, cept the ol ol grannies maybe), and they will ask Google for help.Now what IF Google displays this:This one company is ALL over the SERPs with killer reviews, and hey a news article from a reputable news source is even writing about them.

realtor.com has mls listings but does not display all listing information...notes, disclosures.

From experience the main panel can be in a separate room but you'll need digital remote annunciators display at each entrance.

It says on the bid results page that it does not display until its under contract. 

It helps to be clear with your intent.If you're creating a website with the intention to draw in traffic and new seller leads, you'll want to include branding and website in your letter so they can be synergistic.If you're a 1 man operation and the focus of the site is mainly to display credibility and what you do/who you are, then I think a personalized type letter is better suited. 

Two hundred years ago, if you did not purchase private fire insurance (or could not afford it) and displayed a permit, the town fire department let your house burn down.

They are new to the area from Chicago area and both have a job here.Here's the clincher, they are all displayed except for one ring laying there, in a jewelry display board, 10x10 slots as you see in stores.

While I don't display holding my tounge here, I'd sure watch what I said in public running for office.

Duke, you need to adjust your Excel cell sizes so that each column displays the all the information available.