I worked for a company selling SEO services to get people information ranked higher and it was an entire team dedicated to creating the content to get the pages higher on the search engines.  

I am in business ,there is no reason to leave money on the table .I dont need practice .

but the backend "Sites" module does not permit much control from a SEO standpoint, so I have spent a lot of time coming up with workarounds.

However if you are new, you should go out to every lead just to practice talking to sellers.

Lail.Crowded HouseCrowdfunding—the practice of pooling small amounts of money from many investors—has helped budding entrepreneurs capture the imagination of strangers who combine to bankroll a dream.Recently, home buyers who think they have found a promising fixer-upper have gotten into the act.New online crowdfunding platforms that focus on housing, such as Groundfloor, iFunding and Patch of Land, have launched over the past year or so.

Keep in mind that I am not the most practicing agent in terms of helping buyers and sellers but with the focus of buying my own househack and multifamily properties!

It looks like they have the best deal.It comes down to price, # of practice exams, and user interface, really.

First piece of advice is contact your local real estate commission and see if it is legal for a licensee to engage in that practice in your state.

Building up a real estate empire is a fantastic idea in theory, but in practice unless you're incredibly lucky, you'll be better off putting it in some sort of truly passive investment, like Redfin stock.I believe MOST people here do not realize how problematic real estate investing can be, the degree to which luck plays, how little is truly within one's control, and how inefficient and illiquid the real estate market is. 

Is it a normal practice?