There’s great Airbnb traffic there, with average ROI as high or higher than almost anywhere else in WA.

The other agents from the same brokerage that were initially supposed to get the listing thought an open house would only be necessary if there's not much traffic the first 2 weeks. 

I am 15 minutes from Disney, with normal traffic, and have a nice place with full 5 star ratings and we're just battling the bottom feeders here all day long. 

It takes 1hr to get down to the beach, bumper to bumper traffic.

It increases the liability risk, it increases wear-and-tear, the tenant is using your property to produce an income, the extra traffic could impact their community, they may be operating in violation of the law, and more.If I caught someone doing that, I send them an immediate cease-and-desist.

In some areas, the city would require professional reports on geology, water run off, traffic and street improvements. 

The street has little to no traffic outside of the residents. 

Just so ya know....Even the high traffic Lifeproof LVP with thr 22m ware layer that is pet proof and waterproof?

Then you will be well positioned to maximize the rates during your busy season.Alternatively if you list during busy season, you can get more bookings when traffic is up, but you will have to drop rates to compete with properties with ample reviews.No good answer, really as it is painful either way, but it is a preference on how you want to do it.

Along those lines, instagram and other social media campaigns that can drive traffic to that great site?