and yes they take a circuitous route to the money  NO pun intended..  

@John JacobusJohn, thank you for chumming in as well (pun intended).

Hi Brian,As a result of the rising flood prices (pun intended) we are starting to see carriers offer private flood coverage as a package on the rental policy.

The Allure idea is alluring ( bad pun intended), but the molding around the floor is tile as well.

N/A N/A,Let's flip it (no pun intended) or turn the question around.

(and maybe a slight pun intended!)

It can leave you with either bigger pockets (pun intended) or pockets that look more like the Sahara desert.Now you could just slap a ton of keywords on the wall and call it a day, but the likelihood of it working is a 50/50 chance.Here'swhy...Certain keywords will take a large chunk of your budget, not allowing you to spend money on keywords that are bringing you leadsGoing to have some serious trouble keeping track of thousands of keywordsYou want to be running keywords that bring you quality leads.So, take your big a$ list of keywords you got from a Google search, and chop it down into ones that make sense for your market.

Yes, I did try that route ( cash out), but that did not pun out.

I've worked for a few Fortune 500 companies, it's incredibly tech savvy, in my opinion, we have a good state governor in John Kasich, and the rental/real estate market is screaming hot.That said, I'm burnt out on the weather (the opposite of a pun intended).

(No pun).