They do mainly multi-family.

If not I will kill it off with little risk as the 46725 has a lower average ticket than the 46804 or I could focus the professional image to one demographic and the other to a separate demographic based on response.Personally, I believe SEO is becoming a thing of the past and .com's are going to lose value as there are MANY new domains and effective target marketing is going to grow...

I suggest you get a domain and buy a plan that doesn't have ads.

I always go with the approach: Act fast and do what you need to do with tech, and have the legal side ramp up around the same time.Basically, your online domain name and web address have nothing to do with a legal entity.

I know your domain is Cleaveland..I did not imply you had any negative opinion about Detroit.Thanks again.

All they need to do is to instruct the Recorder's Office in their domain not to record stale documents as they may be questionable.

Here is what I found on Legal Zoom:I am not representing nor do I confirm this information, just sharing what is public domain from a "reputable" source.And yes, you, or your company, has to report ALL income.

Expertise in the 3rd domain remains difficult to find (bold marketing claims to the contrary, notwithstanding).

They want to be left alone, they want issues dealt with quickly and they want to be the masters of their own domain.  

Larry - RE is illiguid, which is why by and large it is the domain of BIG money.