It gives the property a presence of how you live in this house and adds tremendous marketing traffic and often value to the property.

Since doing that I received my first lead directly through my website including a call from an owner asking to be taken off the mailing list plus some more traffic to my site as a result.

It's fairly easy to identify someone by their traffic and browsing history, and ISP's sell this kind of data to online advertisers (which is why I should use a VPN, but I'm too lazy).

It's a little rural but since the expressway has been revamped into Tampa it opens up a lot more traffic and options. 

I realize it’s all relative to location and top 10 percent of listings but let’s just say it’s a great location and will be a top 10 percent performing listing, enough year-round traffic?

Do you have a reliable lead generation engine akin to those described by BP podcast guests who are always from the US: driving for dollars, DM campaigns, cold calling via virtual assistants, evergreen website with traffic directed from SEO paid word searches, etc?

There is another project taking place down the street that should bring a lot of foot traffic this way as well.

Minor yes backing in and out of traffic can be a nightmare unless that is common in that area.

Density brings renters, traffic and noise.

Kyle has better foot traffic as it's got access to san marcus, austin and i think in the future san antonio.