That could be a lot of traffic. 

Houses that sit for months on end get less traffic as most people pass on even touring it.

Nearly 100% of the prospects who approach my firm and DIYed their returns in the prior year are either preparing their returns in a materially incorrect manner or leaving advantageous strategy on the table.DIY software doesn't turn you into a tax professional any more than reading Web MD turns me into a medical professional.That said, if you are just starting out, you can probably get by self-preparing your return until you've reached critical mass and can absorb a rock star tax professional into your budget. 

It's nice to live close to work in LA as the traffic reduces you quality of life quite significantly, imho. 

Try some web surfing @Manoo Mofidi.

There’s so much really good advice and so much shady advice on the inter webs (including here). 

Roads are be up graded for move traffic etc.

Their basic web filter is just that.

I also typically figure:$30-40/month/unit for water/sewer (can be confirmed with local water authority)$400/unit/year for insurance (talk with a local insurance agent)$120-150/month for lawn/snowFor other expenses, I want actuals:Property tax (municipal web site or call town hall)House utilities (available from seller, if applicable)Trash (available from seller, if applicable)Debt Service (calculate with mortgage tool)

Lots of resources on the web about how to do this.Save, save, save.