The text describes the sale of a domain and custom-built website, previously used for generating real estate leads. The site, registered since October 1996, has been managed by various entities and utilized for affiliate real estate lead generation. Initially, the site benefited from both organic traffic and paid Google Adwords until Google banned affiliate sites from advertising. Despite this setback, the site continued to receive organic leads. It features over 300,000 US real estate listings updated via API and offers users the ability to send inquiries to realtors. The site was highly ranked for keywords such as "homes for sale" and still holds potential for SEO-driven traffic. Between July 2014 and February 2015, the site generated 21,116 pageviews organically, with average monthly revenues of $54 from Google Adsense and affiliates. The domain primarily gains revenue from affiliate partnerships, selling homebuyer leads, and referral schemes. While current traffic and income figures are modest, the domain name’s value is highlighted by its potential for future SEO success, as demonstrated by past rankings. With effective SEO strategies, the site could return to its prior high-ranking status, offering significant income opportunities. The website is being sold with additional banner ads for alternate traffic sources. The owner mentions the site's customization features and SEO-friendly design while suggesting possible enhancements for potential buyers. The site provides a starting point for those looking to optimize and monetize online real estate lead generation while leveraging existing domain authority.
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