I asked around for a good realtor in the Utah area who was sharp and aggressive for getting in offers.

But, my skill as a landlord would have to be sharp because of the rent moratorium, NJ anti-eviction statute and the governor telling landlords that they had to use deposits for rent when asked.

But some of them may not - while I'm a pretty sharp tool (pun intended!)

A few neighborhoods that are walkable to the MARC train that goes to Union Station/metro in DC are:Mount Vernon and Station North (Penn Station)Ridley's Delight, Sharp Leadenhall, Otterbein (Camden Station)This isn't an exhaustive list, but I've seen some multi family homes over the past 12 months in the bolded neighborhoods. 

As an investor in Austin, it's surreal to see the sharp uptick since 2014.

@Harrison Sharp Thanks for the quick reply!

I thought maybe a floor scraper would work but I think that may stand a better chance of breaking the staple and leave a sharp bit sticking out of the existing floor causing more trouble down the road. 

With a sharp utility knife they can be cut to the size of the rooms.

This can work well if the buyer is sharp enough to execute the transaction without full representation, but it's inadvisable for anybody but an expert.The agent can request in writing that he be allowed to work as a "disclosed dual agent". 

The only thing I would worry about is they like to chew to keep their teeth sharp.