But I believe that the search engines (Google) are not given that signature information - so the desire to get better search rankings isn't present.And BP is about real estate networking - people have to have some way to make contacts.Sorry for straying off topic here ...

If I so desired... and I paid him to negotiate with the local bank face to face, he'd probably do it.

I own an multi-family unit in an undesirable location and one of the things you need to realize is that your potential renters will be significantly decreased to those that don't mind living in an area that is not so desirable.

If your desire to avoid government influence and/or taxes determines what you do for a living or where you live or how you live your life, then you are giving the government control your life.

This is the Bywater area, It did not get flooded in Katrina so the area is definitely desired just because of that.

So far, I still have a desire to keep these two worlds somewhat separate.

We've got no real desire to upgrade our primary home.

A new tenant that moves you can program their desired 4 digit code thus they dont have access to changing codes without notifying you.

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"The Palms," a ten (10) unit apartment community located in the desirable rental community of northern Chula Vista, CA.