@Shital ThakkarIn Houston Lingo:Loop = I-610Beltway = Sam Houston Tollway = 8Grand Parkway = 99Katy Freeway = I-10 West of Downtown Houston out to KatyGulf Freeway = I-45 South of Downtown to GalvestonSouthwest Freeway = US 59 From Downtown Houston to Sugarland/Richmond, possibly furtherNorth Freeway = I-45 from Downtown Houston to the WoodlandsI have probably missed a few but that is the general gist of the major traffic arteries.

In my city the rent on them ranges from $75-$1200 a month, depending on location, traffic, and size.

The city is in the process of creating four lanes because of the traffic increase.Here is what I was considering and I’m not sure how to assess the situation to determine if it would be viable or for that matter getting “started”.

It's a high traffic area, but the viability of neighborhood is questionable-it's an older part of town.Your thoughts would be very welcome.

I get about the same amount of deals from mailers as I used to, but as I mentioned before I have added and grown the other channels that I use as well.My deal breakdown is pretty close to 25% from mailers, 25% from wholesalers, 25% from website traffic and 25% from the auction.

Airbnb's user interface is super simple to use, and it's platform has huge traffic.

You may even want to provide them for high traffic areas.

I am trying to have my rental advertised on the internet and have a website to push traffic to apply online.

If your rental is large, it could have an adverse effect on the traffic as well.   

I figure the worst part of the dinner rush should be over by then as well as rush hour traffic.