I thought I was making traction before on my own, but this program is legitimately saving me months maybe years of making mistakes and learning as I go.

If you're getting no traction from a traffic perspective, I would definitely start by examining where the property is marketed (e.g. 

If you broaden your target customer beyond travel nurses and other medical professionals, you may get traction with families relocating to your area or digital nomads looking for an extra bedroom or two to use as an office.

I agree it’s largely a spillover play from SF, but Oakland is gaining traction of its own as a vibrant city with **it going on!

I'll stay with where the traction takes me.Good luck!

If there's an area around the pool that can get slick, you should put traction strips down.  

My thoughts are that agents if they are serious in what they do have the leverage ability of Using HAR and their list of investors.We keep a list of about 5000 investors and such that have found us and are in that business, normally when we blast out a property one of our agents is selling for an investor it gets pretty good traction because we do this before it goes on mls You may want to try it and just make sure they are legit, check their online reviews and talk with references before Commiting 

Once we've got some traction, I plan to experiment with raising rates.

I still have my notes from when Duncan came to Traction REIA in northern Virginia.

MFH sit around for a while as we don't get a lot of traction from the big players.