I get good traffic on Airbnb, but I get the majority of reservations through my own website.

Because of flexible hours she can avoid traffic by waiting til 9am to leave for work.

No No investment is without risk.In regards to your other question if the Chipolte leaves etc. you need a broker/agent that specializes and understands the value of land,location,traffic counts,the future of development trends etc.

Class A to me is high traffic counts, Long term lease, well known tenant, and max density.  

Much like Burger King and McDonalds go in next to each other because they know it generates more business for each of them, so too, the more lenders listed in the directory creates more traffic and should benefit all of you http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/lenders/

If you are willing to shell out a few bucks, you can get bandit signs and put them up in high traffic areas. 

Also most of these owners we have been working with are at a point where they are paying down $500-$1200 in loan balance per month which adds up over 1-3 years of renting even they are at just few hundred per month real cash flow.We have had good traffic based in the $2500-$3500 price point in Naperville, Clarendon Hills, Downers, and a couple other higher end markets but the other questions would be:How rent ready is your home to be able to attract the tenants.  

Do they attract good traffic? 

It's all about the numbers such as traffic counts, demographics, and sales. 

And its not traffic driving, it's through farm lands.