Hi Grace,Look it the Worcester area, it is closer to an hour with traffic but I house hacked there when I was living in Worcester and working in Boston.

I have priority rules on the traffic giving my security network a minimum quality of service, throttling down the lower priority traffic if needed.

Maybe it's just the "patience meter" here that went out the window, due to hours spent in busy traffic.

., the previous tenant in the smaller unit started complaining about noise and too much in/out traffic. 

For instance, you can use this guide below to create a simple icon on your iPad that will go to web address. 

Heavily invested in real estate & then retiring in '98 I eliminated my biggest danger to life ... traveling 2 hours to/from a JOB in crazy traffic every day. 

But literally anyone can make a web site, copy a few articles, set up a pay form and advertise as a QI for 1031 exchanges.  

Just a heads up that if you going to be working in Hampton and don't want to fight some pretty serious Tunnell traffic you are probably going to want to Live and work on the same side of the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnell (HRBT). 

The junior anchor tends to make the center a destination point with feeder traffic to the smaller tenants.

Why don't you go ask this on the Real Estate Radio Guys' web forums with millions of helpful members?