Make sure you have a CTA (call to action) that drives those views back to your website.Over time you'll build a strong community but it can take years.  

Welcome back to the third installment cataloging my burgeoning real estate investing “career”.Actually, up until now, I really viewed these experiences in My First Couple of Blog Posts more like a hobby.In hindsight, I should have spent much more time learning each individual market BEFORE finding and purchasing each property.Ah, to live and learn!

I am having a trouble to price this view.

I look forward to networking at these meetups very soon, but have tickets to the Oddball Comedy Festival tomorrow in Mountain View and so, am unable to attend as Demetri Martin, Sarah Silverman and Louis CK may be proposing to me after the show.  

I know when I pull the trigger on that I need to be ready to handle it.BTW my knowing when is happening NOW. its an incredible mindset change and different view of the world.

I have not went to view the properties yet so not sure on the maintenance also waiting on the rent roll.

In my view, real estate is an intensely local business.

We are aware of the cost of carrying it un-rented and we appreciate the investor view of unloading unproductive properties.

You will get very frustrated with your results if your end goal is to create SEO through blogging alone.However, there are a number of side benefits to blogging:1) Visitors to your site that you produce in your ordinary course of business will have a chance to view content that educates them about products and services related to your business and gives them a chance to get to know your company.2) You will develop knowledge and expertise in the area that you are writing about.  

However, the vast amount of time wasting "customers" have really skewed contractors views of customer service.