I am a paid traffic consultant so any questions or concerns you may have I would be more than happy to answer.

Here in the Midwest, white woodwork is pretty traditional; I also am a fan because it's easy to touch up high-traffic spots between tenants. 

I recently bought a row house in Baltimore, MD, in NE Highlandtown on a somewhat "lively" block (lots of through traffic, regular drug deals, but also kids and people just hanging out and music).

Garret Morgan (inventor of the traffic light). 

They probably pulled some fancy SEO to drive traffic to these sites too ...

How tall and wide the house is makes a difference and how much support it needs underneath to move in the first place.If you have to go across old bridges with weight limits, around a bunch of tight curves, low power lines and traffic lights that have to be lifted, street trees you have to work around etc.Distance and what time of day due to congestion house would need to be moved.10k to 30k sounds very light to me on moving costs.

How sign boards can help to get more customer traffic?

@Reggie Maggard Not very much if the carpet is in the entry way or other high traffic areas.  

It makes listing photos much better which should drive more traffic in the door.

To me, I would just make sure wherever you are driving this traffic to (website, phone call, etc) you are tracking where they come from so you know what your cost per lead is, and then start focusing your ad spend on the avenues that are bringing the most leads.