I have never been one to do things on a small scale and some would call me impatient so I hope that doesn't hinder my success at this.

Of course its just one part of the marketing process, you still have to do other marketing to drive quality traffic to your site. 

Latest post .. maybe should have more traffic

And for such a property, yeah I would want to be in a central location with the highest traffic counts.

Wanted to get some opinions on this....I'm looking at a CRE deal in the Downtown area of my town; great foot traffic, historic, etc.It's currently set-up as multiple office spaces for rent and not positively cash flowing; but there is a ton of potential with proper management and some renovation.So, my thoughts, purchase under my buy and a hold company and then have my real estate business rent space there to cover the shortage until we are positively cash flowing.We've needed an office space for awhile now anyway and it would allow us to write off the loss.Thoughts?

Impatience can sink you in this business @Erika Wilson.  

Based on the traffic I am seeing coming through at the house today I will most likely be too slow on the trigger, but it was fun to consider for a while.  

The area of concern has a heavy foot traffic.

., younger generations don’t like living in suburbs like their parents do and with the traffics in Atlanta only getting worse, they would rather move in these developing (affordable) neighborhoods to be close to work and cool bars.

@Neal Collins Another thought somewhat in line with the recruiters idea is to go to some of the major companies in your area who do have corporate traffic in and out, and talk to the HR department.