I have used a laundry list of questions, however, here are a few:-How many properties in the area, do you manage, for my same purpose (STR, LTR, MTR, etc)?

I'm wanting to wash my hands of the property and get out with the most capital intact.

These are multifamily properties with multiple kitchen and laundries.   

When buyers see a lot of inventory and many months on market, it empowers them to negotiate more, this lowers prices, which in turn lowers comps, which prompts more sellers to sell out of concern, discourages buyer to make that "investment", causing more inventory and encourages the remaining buyers to offer "ahead of" where the market is going, which is anticipated even lower...I have always said, once the first row of houses is washed into the ocean, watch how quickly the for sale signs pop up in the second row.

Since tenants are not all the same schedule, there are no bottlenecks for kitchen or bathrooms use.Lower level: Large unit for the onsite-manager with private kitchen and bath (has windows in every room but is partly below grade), plus the common area laundry room, and managers’ tool room / storage room.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

On arrival the house rules also included how things worked in the unit (TV, Laundry, etc.), where things are (cleaning supplies, trash, etc.) and points of interest in the area (such as local attractions and restaurants).As I am new and definitely still learning, if I missed something please let me know.Wish you the best as you get set up!

I am able to travel north into JC easily but towards Asheville and anywhere south is impossible as the bridges have all been washed away. 

A little goes a long way you only need 5-10% down for a New primary, 10% for a Second/Vacation home, and 15% down for an investment home even up to 4 units.The home you are planning on selling if you rent it out you can use the 12 month lease/rental agreement to offset (Wash) the mortgage payment if you take cash out so that you do not get hit on the new purchase against your DTI.

The 2019 build would blow away/wash away in a storm way before the 2000 build but to the insurance company on paper the 2000 build was a higher risk. 

It's not "sign the PMA" then wash your hands of it.