Cheaper insurance, cheaper gas, cheaper housing, much better traffic, much more landlord friendly, and no state income tax.

I went to the store multiple times to see if it was a store with decent traffic and it was.

The table is away from the flow of foot traffic.

., are all too close with traffic nightmares.

Get a website, make it creible, drive traffic to it, and work on SEO.Most of the motivated sellers I get are NOT in forclosiure, are NOT 80+ years old and their houses do NOT have tall grass or are boarded up.Most of my motivated sellers are simple from normal people that want an easy way out without having to go through an agent PERIOD!!

Yeah I'm in the process of selling a property in MA and definitely still seems to be a lot of traffic.

As for getting traffic for you, I've had dozens of people reach out to me over the years just by sharing some of my experiences here on BP, so here is a good place to start as well as your local RE meetups. 

I would have imagined that there would be more traffic.  

On top of that I have regular traffic built from having been such a resource for tenants, so people looking for a place to lease just know to come look on my website, because we do literally hundreds of tenant placements every year.

Facebook can be a huge tool for retargeting website traffic but on top of that, it can really help you build brand awareness and target potentially motivated sellers that haven't engaged with you before but ultimately it can help you create an omnichannel marketing strategy.