Though, traffic sucks either way.You still have time as the baby can bunk with you in the cradle for now. 6 months down the road (from birth), it may be time to kick the child out to their own space.

That was fine when population density on the prairie was low, but they are not built for the traffic volumes that are going up there now, especially in the winter.

You could you the flip calculator on the web site to keep track of everything.

We are getting decent traffic per my property manager.

@Jay StaudtCoastal NC gets a good amount of east coast vacation traffic.

That means that unlike web-based systems (Top Producer, Salesforce, Maximizer, etc), I have complete access to my data whether or not I have wi-fi / cellular data access.  

We have a nice home in San Leandro, CA (About 30 miles North, between 1-1.5 hours in traffic).

The views are out of this world, but at top of the market rents we need some serious foot traffic to make application on the spot.I'm looking to all the investors, realtors, sales people, and property managers out there that know how to MOVE units.

I've got a link to the state approved contract in the "for sale by owner" section of my web site:http://www.skylersmithrealtor.com/#!

I have been a member of this site for a while but was never really active (but I've still kept up with the best podcast on the web!).