Obviously, the shorter the better, but also it helps to have words starting with the same letter or catch phrases.

But their trade mark of really bad English and over-polished phrasing remains.

You don't keep vendors 'in line' you hire the ones who don't need to be kept in line or better yet wouldn't work for anyone whom voiced such a phrase to them.

With what little knowledge I have about websites and search engines, the idea (I think) is to get as many combinations of search phrases to get directed to a number of your lead generating websites.

Ditch the phrase "power team"Sounds like you just left a guru course 15 minutes ago.

Though after some contemplation I thought maybe I should be phrasing the letter in a different way.

Set up an account with IFTT to filter out by certain phrases (like -arv -http -www) so that you get rid of some of the wholesalers' ads and then it will email you any results that match your search but don't those phrases.

But I'm smart enough to know that there's a chance that my "educated guess" is correct and a chance that it's horribly wrong and I'll wish (3 years from today) that I had bought today.I've never been able to "trust" (for lack of a better phrase) a commercial or residential broker like @Bettina F. 

The 800 customer service number is outsourced to 3rd world country, where they got instructions to reply with only one phrase "Nothing can be done at this point, and I cannot connect your call through to anybody else."

Phrase the question as "I am looking to buy property in this area and wanted to know if you manage properties in this area?"