I lived at Silverado for 10 years ,  and man was it cool then.. no traffic..

Of course it would be nice to avoid that traffic altogether, but a comparable property in Brooklyn would be double or even triple in cost so it’s something to think about. 

Account ClosedIf you're saying costs for both scenarios are equal, I'd much rather spend 10 hours in airports and planes than 40 hours on the road, an additional 2,800 miles on my odometer, and the increased risk of a traffic accident.

The website will do a MUCH better job converting your traffic than the mailer alone can.Just do as I say.

Hi there BP family. Question regarding online marketing. For some time I've been doing direct mail with some success. As we all know it can get a little costly. I want to start pulling leads in from online marketing. ...

This will drive more traffic, as there are many self-employed or people wanting to buy but held back by previous foreclosure/BK timelimites, divorce, etc hampering them from getting traditional financing, and if you're wanting to rent it again quickly, and sell eventually, this would be a good strategy for maximizing your cashflow during the turn.

I have listed my first rental apartment ☺ My parameters were set high in the listing to avoid too much traffic for tenants who would not qualify.

I can tell you to stay away from where you see a lot of strange foot traffic (people walking but not exercising or walking to work..with glassy eyes).

If More Marta doesn't get done and traffic gets much worse then job growth will slow.  

We've been eyeing West Seattle due to the relative affordability and landscape but her colleagues cautioned us not to live anywhere where we need to cross a bridge to get into the city due to the traffic.