Next to a busy street, with a lot of traffic, the land is a Zoning LAR1 - will I be allowed to place a billboard to profit from advertising? 

Getting a lot of low balls but traffic is steady.A contractor friend has asked to buy on terms.

Guess what , these 70% of ARV deals in hot market on MLS will drive lots of traffic in the front door.  

I realize every lease is different and factors with regard to the location, traffic count etc all play a roll but I was really trying to hear about what sort of protections to the property owner was realistic to get from the billboard company.

If in that area, too, the 42/50 road construction spans many miles and impacts traffic like I've never seen before. 20-25 minute delays are common.

The best chance of this working is to have a large amount of foot traffic already in the area. 

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That being said, a large developer may have to update or put some money toward roads and traffic safety in order to get approvals.

I'm not really focusing on the San Diego market due to high prices but really just want to get some experience while not being a burden.I live about an hour north of San Diego and the commute can be brutal which got me thinking about trying to find something flexible I could do after leaving work in the San Diego area while either waiting for traffic to die down or just crash on the ship for the evening.

with the hopes that it gets a huge amount of traffic.. and I guess you could have a non published reserve like auction houses do..