I think that will likely kill all of your SEO efforts.

For $35 you can't go wrong really, I'd question unlimited consultation, there may be a para legal pounding the keyboard.We have an internet divorce attorney here, but a simple divorce is easier than most RE transactions, I have experience in both (LOL), the difficulty I see is that when people ask a question they never include all the factors that may effect a better answer.

Chris - Here are some articles that might be helpful in inspiration and instruction:- Real Estate Blogging Case Study: SEO Benefits of BiggerPockets Blogs- The First Rule of Real Estate Blogging- Why Blogging for Real Estate is Worth the Time- One More Way a Real Estate Blog Will Save You Time- 8 Tips on Running Your Blog Quickly and Efficiently- How The Long Tail and Hyper Local Content Will Punch a Hole Through the Competition- What Realtors Should Put on Their Blog-Why You Should Host Your Real Estate Blog on Your Own DomainAnd DEFINITELY watch this interview:- Interview with House Flipper & Real Estate Rehabber: Tom Tarrant

We build our customers websites that need to be SEO friendly so they can be found for the keywords they are after.

I'm thinking of getting my SEO person to send it out all over the web!!

Robert Adams - SEO is always changing.

It's better if you don't use the company's because agent turnover is very high and you don't want to lose all your hard-earned online assets (SEO ranking, link building, reputation, domain name) when you switch.

Check out any webmaster or SEO forum or blog and you'll be able to learn more about that type of thing.

And as far as improving a site, it is probably wise to find someone to help seo/advice you on your site.

One comment would be that for SEO purposes you should have H1 tags on the page.