You attached it to an old discussion, and you will get more attention if you start a new one and name it "Deducting renovations on a duplex" or something descriptive like this.

The advice was read the legal description of the property, not just the address.

They will read about reasons to visit a geographic area, based on what you’ve written in your vacation Soup hosted website, and then they’ll find the link to your website. 

It's the legal description that matters.

.- You can research detailed data on properties from within the MLS (its sales $$ history, old photos/descriptions, what else the owner owns, what the neighborhood properties are selling for, etc.) - You can negotiate your own deals directly with the other agent vs losing information during the Buyer agent agent seller telephone. - You pay yourself the commission when buying, selling and renting- As a RE agent, you can get IRS active-passive tax breaks for greater than 750 hours a year in the business - you may do deals with others that grow your experience.Cons:- You pay $1000-2000/year in MLS access, licensing fees, NAR Realtor fees, education, errors insurance, broker fees- You can be fined thousands for saying something illegal like no kids on your self- rental advertisement. - You cannot advertise $500 for a referrals like some wholesaler / cash for homes people do- You have to disclose you’re an agent in casual conversations that lead to disclosure of real estate motivations- If you’re part time or hardly doing any agent activities, you are likely worse at paperwork and negotiating than a full time agent.

Knowing the description of the property like rooms and square footage would probably help get more detailed suggestions as well.

When you list the property, put the price at $1250, then detail in the description that the price is part of an 18 month lease special.

The trustees don’t usually publish addresses, but legal descriptions instead.

Try doing a Google search for whatever the city/county is for a Geographic Information System (GIS). 

Some use style of property say row houses, some use price range and some use a geographical area.