The phrases that scare me off from doing that from Google's description are: Make sure that your page is created at your actual, real-world location.Use the precise address for the businessIf your business rents a temporary, "virtual" office at a different address from your primary business, do not create a page for that location unless it is staffed during your normal business hours.Do not include information in address lines that does not pertain to your business’s physical location (e.g.

Sometimes the information is simply not available within the geographic range you would like.Schools make a huge difference.  

This costs very little, and they do a lot for me. 11.When you advertise, give the rough description of the job.

This description of the above process glosses over the details, the accounting issues, etc., but is does represent the thrust of the process.Why would we do this?

What, exactly is part of the JOB description of the real estate agent, beyond showing property, selling it, and getting the check?

I seek: Solds: within last 3 months (up to 4 or 6 if I can't find enough); Similar square footage within 200 sf (or 20%); Same number of Bed and Bath (Yet an outlyer that shows one bedroom more selling at same price of similar 3bed in the area may be a point of negotiation): Same number of floors and similar style (look at the pictures or description). 

I have bought properties in rural areas that had a legal description that ran the better part of a full (legal size) page on an irregular parcel.

Common utilities was not mentioned in the description of the property. that was a result of the inspection also they did not have any bills they could get a hold of.

Even your description however, you are talking about pulling the money back out of the deal later (this may answer some other questions I have).With the options you mentioned, it's still obviously an overly blanket statement that isn't really being backed by detail (whatever the CFFU is apparently explains it?

Labor and material costs in geographic areas as well as other relate construction costs are compiled nationally much like the blue book for vehicles, that is what they look to.These valuation sites are too far off to make any buying or selling decision on, plus or minus, valuations go both ways.