Most of my clientele were single women, it was not strategy, it was just the traffic I generated.

So, if someone has that one their web site they lose credibility for just being confusing (or, I'm really thinking, confused.

However; with the traffic on the road and foot traffic visible on the picture, it does look like it's a very active area.

Search the web for the economic development committee/council/organization in the area you are looking at.

That's their payment for bringing us the best RE information on the web.

Specifically:- Try networking at your local REIA- Find some closing attorneys that handle investor clients and see if they'll allow you to put flyers in their office or even recommend you- Stay active here on BiggerPockets, as we have over 100,000 members, and most of them are active investors- Start a blog and provide some great content on property management -- this will drive traffic to your site and ultimately to youJust some thoughts...

Not even a traffic or speeding ticket.

Presence on the web with a website that is being SEO optimized for specific category3.

I don't see any to be found anymore in my area.Many counties and cities have taken a hard stance against it with fines and consider it trashing the look and appeal of the area.Some places you are better off paying someone to hold a sign at a high traffic intersection which in some areas is allowed because they are only there a few hours and then walk away with the sign.The person holding the sign can get the drivers attention at the stop light, stop sign, etc.We see the "we buy gold" signs frequently and the " do your taxes time " signs around here.

Asphalt is glorified dirt in my opinion (insofar as being used in slow traffic areas).