Their graphics and web-art is professionally done yet totally not stock. their logo is cleverly incorporated into their graphics.

@Jasmine C.We found some good handymen by asking everyone we could think of -  realtors, our real estate attorney, looking at REI pages and memberships posted on the web, reviewing and posting to forums like Bigger Pockets, and so on.   

Found them as they had advertised in Realty411 magazine.

My concern would be whether any buyers would be able to get financing, since lenders look at the functionality of a COA as a factor in lending (a greater extent in some case, a lesser extent in others, but all at least ask for information....).If you are still deciding and need to nail down the question of the diversification of ownership, I recommend going to the tax assessor's Web page and seeing if there is a "subdivision" filter that you can use.  

@Tinah Canda from the states web sitehttps://www.mass.gov/doc/prope...

We had an artist apply, and found it very odd that he didn't have  a Pinterest or web presence.  

I am not sure why every web designer thinks every change also needs a new"look" too.

And I was a 'market geek' watching cnbc and subscribing to 4 magazines on it!

He'd mentioned that wholesaling in itself was a nightmare, but thats how he got his start aside from things in the IT Industry, he worked as a freelance web designer too.

I'm eager to explore domain registration platforms, web hosting providers, social media platforms, and other avenues to help me secure a unique and memorable backlink.So, fellow Floridians and web enthusiasts, please lend me your expertise!