Maybe for 1 day (say on the weekend, when there is no traffic) it might take you to a certain point and back. 

I've heard that having a website to drive your audience to will help organize your leads.

@Joel Owens  Just to clarify, the Charlottesville downtown mall is actually the old Main St. which was closed to traffic and turned into a pedestrian mall: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downtown_Mall#mediaviewer/File:2008-0830-Charlottesville-DowntownMall.jpgIt's been a very successful and long-running concept. 

I have applications be concerned that a traffic ticket was a problem (answer - its not.)In the course of all of this, I have told applicants "sorry, I'm not going to be able to approve your application."

I can organize processes, do financial analysis and communicate.  

Also, you will not be inviting traffic to the property which has the potential of bothering the neighbors, little chance of leading to a tenant lead, and increased risk for a liability "event".  

For the most part commercially warrantied LVT will hold up to almost any standard wear through from traffic.

We are house flippers who are also working with buyers,helping them land a fixer upper and help with design and restoration. We have numerous clients and I have not found a great way to separate our searches for each ...

You can set up a Maryland LLC online it's quicker and if you pay the expedition fee you can get the articles of organization in a day or so.

Perhaps you have a lower ceiling, but the same could be said regarding extroverts and doing analysis, budgeting, organizing, planning and the like.