I also have about 20 seller websites (one for each highly searched keyword phrase) which will show up as #1 for the searched phrase most of the time since the domain name matches exactly.

BTW, Realtor contracts are not actually public domain contracts, they are copyrighted.

She is as good as others in her domain, she can runoff a 6'6" 265 pound guy off a job site in a heart beat or flash a smile and get what she wants done, that really an unfair advantage, LOL..

websites I use godaddy for my domain and hosting needs.

I bought the domain smoothsalehomes.com for $10 off of godaddy , got the google voice # (405)459-SALE for free.

(happens often)  In the event of default, without said assets under the domain of the company, meaning within the reach of the lender, the loan amount may not be able to be recovered.  

You have a silly seller and domain that needs demolishing.Nothing about that combo spells a deal to me.Are you looking at these types of property due to a limited budget or where you just going to buy  a bunch of these as your strategy??

I picked up 2 domain names because I could not decide on which one so I bought them both.

Which of course isn't good.We've put in a few automated steps to help get members websites at least "localized" a bit even if they choose not to customize their content at all... and because of this automated personalization that we do on every website... plus our guidance to members to customize some of their content... we're not seeing the duplicate content penalty pop up.We're seeing members in Sacramento rank in the top 3 for terms like "we buy houses sacramento" with the same unchanged "stock content" as someone in Baltimore or Jacksonville, or Birmingham (etc. etc.) with the same unchanged (or slightly changed) stock content.I think where there could be an issue is if you're in the same exact city as another Carrot member who is already ranking very high with their website... it would be advisable to tweak some of the content for sure.But ya, we've reviewed the dup content stuff w/ top SEO advisors and they're all saying that they're seeing the same thing... that unless the duplicate content is on the same domain name... they're just not seeing much if any penalty at all.All of this to say... with Carrot our content is written to give a jumpstart in rankings... and many members rank very high with no content tweaks... but we do advise members to customize their content to make it more personal, add in some testimonials, some info about yourself to build that connection with the website visitor, and to tweak some content here and there at a minimum.

I have a business name and have bought the domain name, I am working on the logo, hopefully a web site soon, but I need to make it legal.