However, I am now on par with the other popular amenities for the high-performing properties .. examples include: outdoor space w/ seating, firepit, grill, games, walking distance to nightlife, retro video game, thoughtful mural art, quality pictures & listing details.My target guest group is a small group of friends or a family that values walkability to entertainment & nightlife and a very short drive to major Pittsburgh attractions.

I have noticed my problems occur almost exclusively with the smaller/cheaper homes that attract single people or unmarried couples, usually without kids.

everything is decent, but they have very poor customer service 

In general, when I've called Cobb County, I've found it really depends on who you talk to, some of the people there are knowledgeable and helpful and some really don't have a clue and are not very customer-service-oriented. 

It may also make your property more attractive for refinancing at a lower rate or selling at a profit.6.

I bought a business where the prior owner was sued for $3 million causing injuries to some customers.

Both are attracting attention for their affordability, growth potential, and appeal to new residents looking for a quieter lifestyle.

A bit long on the payback but add in any value increase to the property from doing it, including its increased attractiveness to condo conversion down the line, immediately better cap rate, etc...and it could be worth it.  

What are some effective strategies for attracting commercial tenants to my property beyond listing on LoopNet?

It's an awesome place to live in a city that will always attract young ambitious talent.I'm not suggesting that these specific markets are good for you.