Why not San Marcos it’s right in your back yard and gets a lot of traffic

Stand tall above the rest of your competition and increase your visibility and sales with aerial photos and video

I like that there is no through traffic.

Things like beds/dressers no one is going to break in and steal.It's selling as an investment house (because you have a year long lease) so the traffic will be quite a bit different than on a single family sale.

Knowing the traffic, and the unfortunate loss of so many houses in Santa Rosa, it seems to be the a better and better option.

When you get in your car - you must understand and follow the traffic rules - otherwise you may get killed.

My inbound strategy for my local area is creating a educational hub on real estate and just try and draw as much traffic to my site as possible in order to create a large number of back links.

As for a job in either areas , they are close enough together so depending on traffic a commute might not be so bad. 

Hey @Han OoI talked to a Contractor the other day who uses home advisor, and his experience with internet leads matches mine....when that lead came in, he had better pick up and call within the first 15 seconds or someone will beat him to it.At one time, I used Direct mail to drive traffic to my websites....I got a fair number of leads that way, but like my friend the contractor, most, immediately after filling out my form, would search for someone else like me...I'd show up to appointments with 6 other Investors.That's when I realized I was spending an awful lot of money driving traffic to my competitors sites.Now I only give out my phone number and live answer my calls so I can have them exclusively, overcome objections and build rapport all at the same time.

The location is great, across from a train station and on a busy street with high foot traffic and is located in my neighborhood.