Let's say that you have bought one of many ebooks with reprint rights that you can find online. Then you use tools that you receive with ebook to set up your own web page on your own domain. It's very easy and often done in just one hour or two.

After your sales page is online and you have checked that everything is working fine, you should go to Overture and open an account. Then you start to make your keyword list. For that you can use Overture's own keyword tool. It's quite good because you can see how many times each keyword have been searched for previous month. That gives you a clue of how popular keyword is, and it predicts how many clicks you can get for that keyword.

When you search for keywords you should first look at your sales page, for words that are relevant for product that you are promoting. Write all words down or save them in a txt file. You can also put in spelling mistakes in these keywords. There are always a lot of searches with spelling mistakes. And these keywords have often no bids. This site offer a tool to find spelling mistakes. http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/keyword-typo-generator/

Now it's time to put all words into Overture's keyword tool. If you use tools that are available when signing up for an account, you should be able to see how high bids are for each keyword.

The words that have highest number of searches are most likely to have highest bids, too. I have seen keywords that have bids for $40 and even higher for each click. What you want to find are keywords that have high searches and low bids. If you are lucky you can find words that have no bids on them yet. Then you have opportunity to have your ad on first position for only $0,10 per click. This is lowest bid on Overture. The minimum bid per click can vary among company's that offer pay per click ads.

It's rare that you can buy a new home in a development that does have a HOA. As a homeowner you are bound by HOA restrictions found in Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs).

The CC&Rs regulate your use of your property, restricting everything from color of house, window coverings, holiday decorations, sports courts, pets, to landscaping and etc.

One of most recent restrictions that builders are including in their CC&Rs is a restriction that prohibits homeowner from leasing their property. Builders have a provision in their sales contracts stating that home will be a primary or secondary residence and that purchaser will occupy home. The owner is strictly prohibited from renting home.

Why this trend? The idea is to limit number of rentals in a subdivision because lenders believe that a high number of rentals in a community affects value of property and can erode security of their loans.