That seems like it should carry some weight, along with knowing the the traffic patterns of the booking cycle etc. 

I'm looking forward to the increased traffic of the season to help out with the over saturation issue.

This will show traffic, civil, and criminal issues and local history.

I get a TON of traffic from FB marketplace when I post a listing for rent.

If your rental is located on a back street that doesn't have a lot of traffic, you may be able to use a bandit sign on a close by busy street to alert passer byes that a rental is available round the corner, or something like that.

Now, I understand that markets ebb and flow and that is life, but a thought came to me: why sit in a traffic jam when I can take a new lane to the same destination?

Your drive is what, half hour no traffic, an hour or hour and a half with traffic?  

This is a big indicator as there are a few areas where 350k MFH don’t have much traffic, it’s just not the hot & booming areas.

We have a small lull in September which gives way to our leaf season traffic, which is very busy and we are able to command higher prices through the end of October.  

There are also several rural towns within about twenty miles so there is a decent amount of economic traffic from those towns.