Remove the current drive way and have two off street parking spots next to the street with a nice walk up up to the front door, easier to leave the house without having to back up into traffic.

Although in our area, traffic can be so bad up and down I-95 that people regularly commute an hour and a half each day to their job.

There is an average traffic but no offers. 40 days on the market so far.I like the idea of selling but started considering seller-financing option that I have never done yet.

IE there is no customer service department.. title plants are not on line and just a click away like they are on the west coast... etc etc.would help if you actually described what it is you want them to do for you that you consider investor friendly.Boy traffic in AM CAN sure has gotten horrendous..

And you might assume the busy street might be a turn-off but there actually seems to be a lot of demand for small residential on busy commercial streets because of the convenience factor.My last consideration is, regardless of what I end up doing with the property short-term, I think it will be a great buy long-term due to the high traffic count street.

I've seen a lot of traffic here in the Marketplace, as well as the Facebook group for our local REIA - definitely try those! 

Great weather, no state income tax/corporate tax, tons to do, limited traffic, great outdoors activity, close to L.A

I put my pics with alt tags and watermark on the MLS, to get more traffic and internet presence...wellllllll my silly little humans... 

My landlord approached me earlier today and said to me that she had gotten complaints of "drug activity" because of "heavy traffic."

I am thinking about selling some land, but I fear that I am making a mistake and needs some advice.Here are the details of the property=====================================I currently have 1.5 acres of property on Arch Street in Little Rock on the main drag with heavy traffic.