Jacqueline,If you are able to bring properties to me before they hit the MLS, that will be great as I am looking for a realtor who I can use to sell my fix and flips and who knows how to generate traffic to the Open Houses.My plans are to have at least 1 fix and flip open house per month and then as I get bigger to have multiple Fix and flip homes available for resale every month.

Hello BP, for the area to growth there must be some future projects going on and current infrastructure that are hard to duplicate, but it is wise to purchase an apartment near to schools, malls, places of worship & etc because of the traffic, noise pollution and extreme density that may actually increase the tenant turnover as it is uncomfortable to live in such location?

Similar scenarios include me not buying on major traffic streets, homes that back up to railroads, etc as these are detraments to property values.

Good traffic, just waiting on the right family.

Do you get much hunting traffic in the area on the grasslands?  

I currently have a property listed in South Plainfield NJ & im having a very hard time trying to get traffic in there.

Folsom/EDH is a solid 45 minutes without traffic.

I even raised money around the holidays for specific projects with relative ease.I have noticed a massive reduction in traffic and interest to the opportunities presented at this time.

That and the traffic noise make living there less desirable - especially if there is heavy truck traffic. 

In addition to what @Andrew K. said with the new turnpike ramp which will bring a ton of new traffic to the area, the city is dumping millions into development along the riverfront.