I was considering doing a trip to Memphis once I have a house shortlisted.

Last year I was in Prague for 2 months while I was trying to close on new construction in FL, and i ended up having to do multiple embassy trips (which needs to be scheduled a week in advance), multiple expensive air mailing, and in the end I got back to the US and signed it there because everything was still screwed up.

The calculations always trip people up as well.

Unless there's a tripping hazard or something like that you should be fine (and even in such cases, your insurance should cover it although they might force you to address the tripping hazard).

Lots of trip wires.  

We check public records BEFORE calling landlords, so we can trip up fraudsters!

Are there communities like these in California, Colorado, or UtahHere is Suncadia and Seabrookhttps://www.destinationhotels.com/suncadia-resorthttps://www.travelandleisure.com/trip-ideas/seabrook-town-washington-coast

I'm always up for a road trip to my old stomping grounds in Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, or Florida.

And be able to write off the trip :)

We probably get about 4 cars in the driveway per average trip.