Also, being a bit away from the highway also helps cut down on the traffic (volume / noise).I totally agree about the security.

Below is my lease provision (Warning - Not legal advice):LAWN CARE & SNOW/ ICE REMOVAL:It is the Tenant’s responsibility to take care of all snow/ice removal and lawn care of the premises, the following are the terms of such responsibility: ALL sidewalks, porches, and normal traffic areas on premises must be kept clear of snow and ice by shoveling and salting (snow salt is to provided by Tenant).

Is a unit right next to the entrance of the strip mall more desirable than a similar unit nestled in the back but next to the anchor tenant that draws heavy foot traffic?

I got 3 calls back. of that 3 I got 2 calls that were of any importance. 1 was from a lady that is out of her mind, but I'll call her later, because the house is just sitting there, in the middle of a neighborhood that has nearly no passing traffic.

Now the asset manager is hoping there will be more traffic (and more offers) over the weekend.

Since my url is a popular search term, I get a lot of hits due to organic search engine traffic.  

I would be less worried about wear and tear then insurance or additional traffic. 

Literally can get to Miami beach in 45 minutes with no traffic and about an hour to Hollywood.

First of all, South Dakota has no state income tax, low crime and no traffic.

what's the occupancy limit(s) per city. do they require a rental license, what's the fee, and when is inspection. prior to you renting is usually the situation.Your insurance company will surely be involved.How will anybody know if your renting it out or not...Neighbors are noisy,, to much traffic they will make complaint to city ,, you get inspected,,