This is not the domain of the typical agent.

The same process exists in the US (Eminent Domain), in the UK (Compulsory Purchase) and in Canada (Expropriation).

Working in the public domain increase your chances of getting tagged. 

Here are some the things of which I'm aware that I'll need to consider: 1) business property (non-real) such as lawn care equipment, furniture, appliances (large and small), dishes, linens, tools used in the care of the property; 2) transition of internet presence and accounts (website hosting, domain name, social media, 3rd party booking sites - anything else); 3) deposits already received for future bookings; 4) a listing of contractors they use who are already familiar with the property; 5) a listing of any contracts that would carry over to the new owner;6) details and copies of any existing property management software.What else?

All those landing pages are on the same domain and share the same Google Local Listing. tldr: Don't try to game Google Local if you don't legitimately have a physical presence in the city you're trying to create a listing in.

If so, what domain were they able to create for you?

But if you don't have to choose, then I would set up both on the same domain.

I've tested this with the same kind of advertising, same cost, same everything and the local performed better.You might want to try and get a number like (XXX) XXX-0000 or something simple like that and get the domain name to match.

I found & purchased a great domain for selling the properties, now just have to create one for buying.

, 25 bandit signs (created but not posted yet), catchy domain name with squeeze page (not toally happy with it so I'm reverse engineering it).