We've used:- local newspaper ads (no longer do these)- signs in the front yard or on the building (we've had a lot of interest generated, but never rented to a sign respondent)- Zillow / Trulia / Hotpads (our most effective in actually finding people we've rented to)- Zumper / apartments.com (generate fewer leads but probably higher quality)- Craigslist (used to get a lot of good response here, but the frequency and quality of applicants has declined in recent years)- Facebook marketplace (variable)- Our own website (mostly we drive traffic to it from the other ads, and have more detail and photos here)Looking forward to other people's responses.

It's a 3 hour drive without traffic, and I'm not joking about the heat.

Regarding your question about rents, you would start with rental comps of nearby similar units that have been upgraded, coupled with information from the on-site management regarding the traffic, conversion ratios, concessions, and occupancy of made-ready units.

Sans the above, marketing programs to drive traffic to your offering range from $4000- $12000 per month.5.

Traffic counts, fire sprinklers, parking areas, zoning, storm water, handicapped accessibility, traffic patterns, future development in the area, politics.

The current layout is US 395 and SR-58 meet at a traffic signal. 

I don't really know what goes into those numbers but I can tell you that the explosive rent growth in markets like Dallas are starting to stagnant (still increasing though).http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-11/restaurant-sales-traffic-tumble-industry-hasnt-reported-positive-month-february-2016[Americans are minimizing discretionary spending on Main Street]http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-10/us-weeks-away-recession-according-latest-loan-data[The real Americans are decreasing their home purchasing]Thoughts?

I would like to know about the traffic rules in Canada.

Suddenly traffic levels got huge and everyone asked who I had bought through, so I told them.

i guess it depends where you are installing this flooring...tile is great for all high traffic areas..ie Kitchen, bath and hall.