Yes, I know this will not be easy, but I don't think anything worthwhile is.I'm already feeling far more confident/focused/calm, just from planning/budgeting more in depth than ever before.

Many people including myself discuss their "niche" and strategy in depth on their website.My husband is active duty military.

Trust administration is not the entire business function that RE types get into.But, if a trust works for you, by all means.....again, I suggest seeing an attorney and accountant.BTW, let's not hijack his thread just on business entities, they are discussed on BP in depth. :)

This is a great site with lots of info, depth and breadth of experience and I have appreciated it as a resource for information. 

I havent had time this week but I intend to write you a more in depth email on my take from the vids plus I got a few questions (who knows maybe they could be used for subject matter in later vids?)

Based on what I can find on FEMA/NFIP maps it looks like it's in "Other flood areas-Zone X" or:"Areas of 500-year flood; areas of 100-year flood with average depths of less than 1 foot or with drainage areas less than 1 square mile; and areas protected by levees from 100-year flood."

@Amanda Cadena  I'm not sure we have enough information here to answer this more in-depth and in a satisfactory manner for you; What is your current marketing strategy?

They would be able to go more in depth about your personal situation.

Everyone I know on this forum enjoys helping and sharing, but at the same time, both parties have to get value.Maybe my friend @Joshua Andrews needs to start a $2,997 info product or weekend seminar, then we can all blame him for not going in-depth on his secrets.

realtor.com is a little more in depth than the two you mentioned in the original post.