This is not a common feature in this area.My gut tells me that the presence of a radon mitigation system may be a deterrent to renters, even though the property "may" be much safer than surrounding properties.

As an agent, your online presence is there to confirm, not build, your credibility and professionalism.

If the guy has a big presence in the community he might be anxious to get it right.

There is an absolute best way to find motivated sellers and that is having a very credible #1 ranking website on Goolge, with plenty of web-presence to support your business.The reason why this is the absolute best way is because all these leads are 100% free, and they are highly motivated to sell I mean they even get PISSED off if I do not write them 30 friggin minutes after they fill in the form.Some of them start to write me angry emails with  why are you ignoring me..

Unfortunately, we don’t have a presence in the northeast just yet, however i’d still like to help connect him with someone that can help or point him in the right direction.

Does he automatically have the authority to do everything without my signature, without my presence. etc? 

Jimmy,If it were my project, I would map all the big banks in the are (BofA, Chase, Citi, etc) and see who has a presence, but doesn't have a branch nearby.

I believe you think you are defending your brand but it does not promote a flattering picture to the outside observer.I think everyone who has any kind of web presence could learn a really good lesson from the US Air Force in response to these types of things.

Anyone of them has the potential to be a deal-breaker, the presence of several of them makes walking (or running) away from this deal a no-brainer. 

When marketing to homebuyers in the <100k house range, I'm wondering if there are any tricks to reaching them more effectively than a sign in the yard or an online presence?