DOM = 80Median DOM = 69If you haven't hit this time yet, I wouldn't be too concerned with low traffic/no offers.In most transactions, home buyers/investors are represented by buyer's agents. 

If you want to brave the traffic, there's a Milwaukee REIA meeting in Brookfield next Tuesday evening.

I don't see any major pros, major con is going to be the traffic impact from the Amazon site.

I'm desperately searching for a financing option for my spec homes that will give me better terms than the 10-12% interest plus $10k closing costs that my current HML is giving me.I tried doing buyer-financed, but they haven't been selling very well (although I really haven't waited long, I'm just impatient).

Big Bear will get much more foot traffic.

One has 3,000 and the other has 17,000 vehicle traffic.  

If you're thinking about renting out when you're not around, I'd advise using a short-term rental strategy, the numbers are strong and it's a lucrative market.The attractions there range from zip-lining, white-water rafting, and wineries, there's even more to discover, which is what's driving more traffic to the area and it has truly become a great destination spot. 

lol this is no longer 1995 ,  by having open house every weekend potential buyer could just visit the property without even a buyer agent. especially in market with price above 700k and home for sell per zip code is less than 5 , there would be lot of traffic without even buyer agent, if buyer want to buy and have no agent the listing agent can take it all

Neighboring concept's sale volume, foot traffic, parking ratios, demand drivers, etc.  

I saw website traffic go up substantially.