I am not sure how much traffic you have on the road, but if it is generally a busy street you may have to make more concessions to get it rented.

Junk cars, a junk boat, an RV, loads of foot traffic, and an off-leash dog.

The traffic congestion has doubled within the last five years.

Here's one example of my Guerrilla Marketing - Dunkin Doughnuts  drive through intercom - tons of traffic and they look directly at my card.

It is not an accredited university or college, it's not a government information site, it's not a law firm handing out legal information, it is in the business of driving internet traffic and collecting membership fees.

Small town, about 4,000 people, traffic less than 4,600 per day.  

I currently work full time as an air traffic controller and looking for opportunities to generate active and passive income through rental properties, flips, wholesales, etc.

I DO NOT want to continue being an employee for ANYONE, but I really want to know whether or not I'm crazy or just impatient.

The hotel's traffic count and location have everything to do with its profitability.

If you have to haul the soil any distance, those hourly fees for the trucks add up quickly, especially if there's traffic.