Where should I put my insurance office?
I'm opening up a Farmer's office and I was wondering if any of y'all would have input on where I should rent? To my understanding, foot traffic is not as much as a concern as if I was a fast food place or something. 

One place is about $1,000 a mont in an area that's by itself by like a warehouse. The other place is about $3,000 in a more visible area. 

**Edit:** The place that I'm debating about it at 2922 Alouette Dr, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. 
[{"id": "d29li5g", "text": "If location isn't much of an issue, I'd get an office in the cheapest place that is also within the area that I am going to advertise in. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "d2aatfv", "text": "No one has any idea of the locale you are talking about. You likley want to look at a full service lease so things like hvac are taken care of by the landlord. \n\nIn terms of areas, though foot traffic isn't a concern, accessibility and parking are still a big deal as you want to make it easy for your clients to be able to visit you.", "replies": [{"id": "d2aeluc", "text": "The address of the cheap place is 2922 Alouette Dr, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "d2ad77l", "text": "A lot of franchise insurance folks will be in the second story of a retail center.  You'll still get visibility, ample parking and easy access, but the second story space is hard to lease and is much cheaper than ground floor.   But it really is dependent on what city or local area you are in.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "d2aeki4", "text": "My Allstate agent had to move his office after repeated breakins. He was in the same office for like 30 years and the neighborhood took a nose-dive. Make sure it isn't in the worst part of town, and you should be fine. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]