Not sure what you are fishing for. houses or buyers, but ether way, use yellow and put in high traffic areas.. that is just my opinion..

Some county web sites will allow a search by the property owners' name.

Everything you need is on the Denver County Public Trustee web site.

The lot is only accessible from one end, ie; unit #4 only sees traffic to and from his garage.

I found this site and loved it, so here I am venturing into what up to this point in my life is unknown territory, a profile on the world wide web.

The main Villages roads have no traffic signals, only roundabouts.

They also have my web address on there, so we'll see if that gets any hits.I don't plan on depending on the website to generate all of my leads, and I know the SEO takes time, for me though working on a website is just a matter of time and about $20.

Heather’s background is in web development but had ties for many years to the real estate industry.

For our rentals in AZ, we put in tile in the downstairs (high traffic area - kitchen, dining, living) and carpet upstairs in the bedrooms.Only you can know what projects you are capable of, based on your knowledge and experience.

Thanks, @Joel Owens I was browsing the web, too, but couldn't find anything that gave me a clear answer either.