I almost think of real estate as a web because you have the core property but there are so many aspects to finding it, closing on it and maintaining it to consider. 

They avoid attention, plan their weekend, schedule vacation, their second job, their next position — some do this in the same position for more than a decade.They do nothing that warrants punishment and nothing of external value.

But I did do a ton of reading, podcasts and reaching out to other folks in the note space.Still, I am comfortable now so I feel like the next ones will go a lot faster once I develop some efficiencies along the way.And let me add, I am federal government employee and Contracting Officer (off today), and during the day I do not have access to my cell phone, external email or social media.

So is it time to start paying Google because my Snowbirds are web searching and skipping the booking sites?  

@Carrie CavinsA web forum is not the best place for interactive education.  

Basically, if you already know the property address then you should be able to find the owner's name and mailing address on the appraisal or tax web site for your county by doing a search of the property address.If all else fails, go to the property and knock on the door.

I don't run test ads, but do run real ads and almost always had an ad for something evry day on the web.

I can't find an answer anywhere on the Web or here on BP in regards to this question.

I could understand some hesitation if you are renting out a shared room in your home, however if its a dedicated rental, I don't see a problem.In our case, we are very visible on social media and via our own web site, so our street address is not difficult to find for anyone who takes 5 seconds to do an online search for our property name and city.If you really want to maintain address anonymity, you could provide cross-street into, which I have done on occasion.

They are not designed for external use.