@Jeff Hamann hey Jeff, I was able to get a test domain from an already registered domain so that error goes away. 

Watch for Corporate Email Domains (This Is Your Golden Opportunity)If you’re anywhere near one of the host cities, look out for any booking made with a corporate domain.Why?

Or is this more the domain of a financial advisor, or just another experienced investor?  

Our inspection SOP is getting details added to a lot of the items.There is a big difference of SOPs written for those that know what they are doing than a SOP that is written to be followed by someone with minimal domain experience.I am unsure we have any SOP that are complete with details that would permit someone with no domain experience to follow it without questions.  

That may be a site on your own domain name, or it may be something like "mycoolsite.wordpress.com."

I think the latter becomes difficult as those dates typically aren't readily available via public domain.  

For every Limited Partner, fiduciary, and regulator reading this: the evidence is in the public domain.

There are some relatively strong AI websites now, with domains that look a lot like a law firm or legitimate new source. 

Would that be in your domain of expertise to help me in those areas?

That is, if Lodgify (as an example) raises its rates, is it easy for you to transfer your entire site to a new host (because you also own your domain name)?