If you want to make a change, consider using TrafficMaster Allure Ultra Vinyl Plank for the high traffic areas or throughout the unit.  

Basically its the process of creating buyer excitement by offering your house using a silent auction process that gets a lot of traffic to your house.The concept is that you advertise your house on Craigslist, in the Newspaper, and using some bandit signs (if you can), that you are going to be auctioning your house and the starting bid is lets say 50% of what the value really is.Then when people come to your open house to look, they can write their offer on a bidding sheet.The key is that all your bidding instructions explain that they are bidding on their "OFFER" and it is NOT an absolute auction.Then on the night of the open house you call each bidder and ask them to increase their offer over the current high bidder.Then if you like the highest bid, you can get them to sign an agreement and see if they can close.Thats always my first method...The second method of choice would be a lease with option to buy.

Depending on the traffic it is about five minutes from little rock.

I owned a place on Fauntleory across from the ferry and Ferry traffic made it difficult for the tenant to get in and out.

Plus I imagine I’d get stuck in traffic much more frequently then my current 8 min commute.Also, how did you manage to get such low interest rates on investment property mortgages?

So, that might increase traffic, once you're shown interest in renting something. 

IF you have a lot of foot traffic then you could also place a sign on the door/building indicating the upcoming open house (and then day off.. signs pointing to open house.. hang balloons, etc). 

Many years ago, I was served with papers for a medical claim from a traffic accident about a week before the 4 year time limit after the accident closed. 

That's where paid traffic comes in.

It's not like they are building new roads, which would be nice given the increase in traffic.