@Ryan Boltman as someone mentioned earlier, Amazon already has a presence on the western side of town in Bessemer, but now they've bought the old Century Plaza mall in the Irondale/Eastwood area and are in the process of demoing that old mall and will start a new facility there too....So Amazon seems to think highly of our little Southern piece of pecan pie.I've been investing in and around Bham since 1992, so I've seen a lot of ups and downs.

Curious how other people go about building their websites and doing SEO regularly so their online presence is better and hopefully opens up a new line of incoming leads!

Check for their online presence and reputation. 

If you don't make a connection, you are essentially building your own team from scratch in a state where you have no presence. 

They can help you establish a solid online presence, create user-friendly websites or apps, and implement effective marketing strategies.In conclusion, both real estate and e-commerce offer unique opportunities and challenges.

Mostly had my eye on KW due to their presence in the Austin area, commission split caps & ability to make income off individuals that you sign up under you.

Transparency about the presence of cameras is crucial to maintaining guest trust and comfort.In your case, since the camera only covers a portion of the backyard and not the main hang-out area, it might not be perceived as intrusive.

@Adam Lacey look up Marcus and Millichap, CBRE, ARA Newmark, Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers, BerkadiaThose are all bigger brokerages that likely have a Nashville presence.

For context, I'm currently building my presence in two markets.

He found a bank who wants a presence in Philadelphia and really likes the project, so he got me the loan at 6%!