The authorities blocked intersections out of Eurika Springs, Ar up through Mo near Table Rock Lake, talk about hills and curves!

For online ads, I completely agree with not exposing the exact address, but just the nearest intersection.

There are a couple of run down buildings and a not-so-nice apartment building just south of that house (and a liquor store at the intersection between Wheeling and Rosewood -- not horrible by any means; but you just don't get a "neighborhood vibe" right there.

Its hard to say with out an intersection or address.  

When there is no stop sign, people will go right through the intersection because they have not been told they need to stop.People will do all sorts of things because they have not been told they can't.

Give them the nearest cross streets / intersection, and ask if they are familiar with that neighborhood; if not, tell them to drive the block, and if still interested to get back to you.

There are plenty of people that are doing it and getting away with it, but I was just pointing out that it's not technically legal :)I almost always turn right on red at intersections with a "no right turn on red" sign as long as there are no cars coming.

What is the area/major intersection?

Before you start comparing, pull up a google map and just look for 30 seconds... what are the natural indicators (major roads, intersections, etc); take a quick look at topography, is there a ditch or a river that runs in a certain spot?

Guys/Gals- I have 40 acres of primo land that sits on a major intersection here where I live.