Local SEO you must have an address. I suggest using your home address if you think you will not be moving into an official office. Build citations using a service like Whitespark or Moz Local. That will help Google to understand you are a local business.
Can't use a P.O. box so don't even try...
It's an SSL certificate you buy and install on a website. Creates new URLs and adds security. It is a ranking factor but implementation can be tough without development experience. If you already have a site indexed you need to be careful too.
If your competition has links like that you need to think of a different approach. You're not going to outrank them unless you create a super-niche site that is long-form content and still has good links. Links from Huff Post and high-level media sites are hard to get and Google understands...
Yeah, Google around some "blocking web crawlers on your site"
Using 301s is a way tighter way to button it up, as some of these crawlers have a mind of their own and will still find your links because they're coming externally. So they see the link to you but then can't access your site, and...
I've tried broken link building a few times. I suggest searching for opportunities and then creating content around the holes you find. Starting with a piece of content and then finding opportunities will not be as good for your overall time spent.
Broken link building is pretty challenging...
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