@Mark Elliott  I also still drive around neighborhoods a bit on the way home from school/Work (beats sitting in traffic).

“Additionally, we’re observing an uptick in millennial traffic and sentiment that we expect will result in more first-time home buyer sales in the later part of the year.”More at link...http://www.housingwire.com/articles/34313-millenni...

There is not even half the traffic as there was last year.

Just a few ideas to get traffic to your property.

I recommend keeping a few in your trunk and when you spot a high traffic area (McDonalds) place one.

Here are my tips:Do a great job of follow up with the listing agent and make sure you leave the House and lock up exactly as you found it Pick houses in a high traffic area for more exposure Put out a ton of signs Be friendly and helpful to buyers.

So he rents mainly to tenants with little or no traffic, just needing office space.You'll probably have trouble getting residential mortgages but check around. 

In the summertime on the weekend traffic would be really heavy to get gas (this was at the beach in S Jersey, you can't pump your own gas in NJ) because no one wants to get off and pay the tolls to get back on.

Running now, takes into account Nov/Dec/Jan/Feb/Mar/April as being empty or low traffic months anyways. 

OBX doesn't get as much vacation traffic and lacks many of the attractions you'll find here in Myrtle, not to mention our award-winning airport.