So here's the question, what do I do to increase traffic, better yet, what would you do in this situation?

So it's not just content creation but also getting the hang of driving traffic both online and off.So your marketing materials, e-mail/forum signatures, elevator pitch all offer you a solid base to practice plugging your site.Another thing that makes it a great help is that the information you would regularly have to explain repeatedly can written once and directed to.

Remember that a website won't make you a cent if you don't have quality traffic to your website.

It would go to the light and knew to wait for traffic to pass before crossing instead of just darting out in the middle of it.

They do offer phone apps (and a Web portal) for tenants and for you as the manager.If you are currently accepting checks, this will be waaaaay better, faster, and easier for you and for your tenants.And that's why you should fold the fees into your rents so that you don't pay a fee!

One way around it, which requires additional work on your part, is to place your signs in very high traffic areas during the weekends. 

Just very hot lolNow I live close to Venice Beach(about 10 -20 minutes away depending on traffic)

The web site is REINTN.ORG and I would suggest starting by going to the general meeting on the second Monday of each month (Aug. 8 is the next one even if it is not on the site yet).  

@Kendrick Thornton, yes I was checking out wix.com for my web hosting services, and so that I can at least have something to put on my cards other than my name and "we buy/sell houses".

The hard part is getting there due to commute traffic from Woodland.