I probably won't be able to come on 4/17 since I'd be coming from Milton and it's over an hour away during rush hour traffic but if you have more during the summer months, the day job is a bit slower so that would be doable. 

Tenents tend to treat carpet well in the bedrooms because there is less foot traffic.

They would furnish it, enforce strict rules, and cover issues under $600.I'm curious about increased foot traffic and liabilities—if something major happens to a guest, would I be responsible?

Or maybe it's the traffic that will come as the house will be at the entry road to the development. 

The sites above probably have 90% of all traffic for each respective strategy.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, just announced new rules requiring the average efficiency of new vehicles 50+ miles per gallon by 2031.

It was around early May, and though there are traffic, no lease has been signed.

Picture below.My big plan is, make driving range, build some retail stores , bar & grill inside, generate more revenue.Build a big golf complex so it can build foot traffics. 

Also go down the parkway on a sunny day like today and you will be stuck in traffic. 

It's more like explosion of money, but income actually stagnant as well hence these are weird combination.Actually in bay area we could see traffic more busy on tuesday than monday and friday.