Sewer capacity.. water capacity.. traffic impacts..

I'd also list on AirBnB as a 30+ day stay, you're likely to pick up traffic there as well and it will be a way for you to gauge which platform brings more business in your area.

I am an air traffic controller in Northern Virginia.

Most of us drive enough already in our daily lives so it's nice to be able to walk to a restaurant or beach without having to get in the car, deal with traffic, parking, and then worry about getting pulled over on the way back after a few drinks. 

I just dont know anything about how the maintenance costs work, how the water bill gets split, what kind of traffic to expect, etc.

. $$$.Good contractors follow people who PAY ON TIME and can refer other tradesAlways get contractors license, insurance certificate, workers comp certificate.Managing your manager:Weekly reporting Monday morningTo include weekly recap of activity, traffic (# of people who called or walked in), conversion rate.

Look at the living conditions:where's the shoppingwhere's the schoolsaccess to major traffic routes vs local driving conditionsRent for a YEAR to feel out the area before you pour concrete around your feet with a mortgage.

More people move out of NJ every year than move into it b/c of taxes, traffic, other factors.

A good commercial broker will already know that segment of the market, potential areas to consider and avoid, can pull you any report needed for traffic flow, densities, distances to major employers, ports, logistics scores, etc.

I know people who get a traffic stop and got locked up for failure to appear warrants and they impound the car.