I am a title searcher that does some work in South Carolina and I routinely have county probate offices fax me copies of will's, orders, etc. in the course of doing my searches.  

So content is still #1... and you do still need the page to be content relavant to the searches you're looking to rank for (don't stuff the page w/ that keyword... but use variations of the phrase that show the same searcher intent... i.e. - that theyr'e looking to sell their house quickly). 

For me that is "Aspen Real Estate"So if one were to be #1 on all search engines for that search term one can expect to capture 50% of the searchers.

We are an established real estate development services company seeking a contract worker who can assist part time in finding development sites for our consulting services clients and for our own account.

This perso...

It shouldn't cost much.Also, if you want to hack the system, if you hang around the recorders office you are likely to see an army of searchers doing their jobs for title companies.  

What I don't know are a few very important pieces that are holding me back from purchasing.Am I supposed to hire a title searcher to do a current owner search on 150 properties that may or may not even end up being offered in the sale?

If my picture and name were open to every random Google searcher and facial recognition software out there - I would probably not be that honest.There is an unlimited amount of information that would not be shared if everyone had their full profile up.Some of you have said some pretty rough and bad things about tenants, do you want that tenant to find your posts with a simple Google search and then bring itto the judge and say - "See what he is saying about me" - even if you did not mention names.Do I want random people to know how many homes I can buy for cash?

. - As far as the first part of your question, virtually all info available to title searchers and companies is public info.

I somewhat understand seller financing from the podcasts and various BP searchers.  

Searchers will use a search query, which is the phrase that triggered your ad, to find what they are looking for.Nowhere'sis where most REIs and Agents will go wrong.