I currently have freedomsoft so I have a buyer and a seller website, but they don't generate any traffic unless I have links to them.

I'm going to be closer to 6:15-6:30pm, with rush hour traffic.

I designed the site to look good on a smart phone (at least I think it does lol)I always link my blogs to my facebook page to try and generate some traffic, sense of awareness and expert branding.

And, they will both share a common entrance road off the main access road (casino will have other access, but this is the only neighborhood access -- there will be no pass-through traffic in the neighborhood).My thoughts are that it can be bad or good -- values could go up if the casino creates a commercial growth response and a developer wants the small neighborhood for a commercial project, golf course or something along those lines.

Based on you picture I would pass on that property.Stucco can have problems up front along with the brick veneer.Do not like all the stairs and double ups.Seniors will have a hard time renting and families do not like carrying items up and down all those stairs.That leads to tenant turnover and limited starting renter pool.The parking lot is thrashed.I also do not like the slope of that parking lot.Makes it very hard to pull in and out of there for traffic and makes it hard to get in and out of the car.To overcome all of those things a tenant will have to pay a way below market rent rate to deal with the inconvenience.Is washer and dryer in the units??

Real estate issues now advance to city planning issues, zoning, traffic concentrations, population concentrations, development and construction, union and workforce concerns, employee benefit plans as to the liability side.

Does your property have the traffic count to benefit someone renting space on your property for a billboard?

If the PMs were doing their job right the amount of traffic would be much less.

Car buyers wanting to compare similar models need to visit several dealerships, so they need to be close to one another.On the other hand, an entrepreneur looking to set up a new hardware store, should look for an area under served by the competition or where new residential developments will be opening up.Speaking of ease-of-access, traffic patterns can also make a difference, especially near busy intersections.

(The latter is a *really* unpleasant option, especially in afternoon commute traffic.)Frankly, I'm inclined to drop the early deposit, I don't think I'm running that much risk!!