Although the pool in the backyard may seem an attractive option, will you may not be able to afford the maintenance expenses.Tip #2: Check the property at different times of the dayThe street may be peaceful and quiet in the morning but in the evening, it may overflow with traffic.

Of course, less traffic in the summer (room for corporate rental!)

It is located in an extremely high-traffic location in a very trendy and well-established neighborhood.

If there's enough traffic, there might be profit.Try to do a short-sale with the lender.

According to a friend who is an expert in driving traffic to websites, if you consistently blog 2x/week, you can build a large audience within 6 months.  

You need to know the traffic counts that go by your business daily.

I list on AirBnB and VRBO, although 90% of my traffic comes from AirBnB.I’ve been running a STR for 3 years now (Carlsbad, California) and it does great.

The traffic count there is extremely high, made up of 90% vacationers, but there are no competing hotels nearby, just a handful of small cabins and bed and breakfasts.  

That way, when you run ads on google, you get the traffic straight to your website (without competitor recommendations!).

“Traffic” people are bad people, but why not use that to an advantage?