It seems to be just daily foot traffic, minimal to no gouging of the floor. 

no no no you are doing it wrong.Look up "The Forced Traffic And Conversion Strategy".

@Mckenzie Mckean As someone who has rented in different ‘types’ of neighborhoods, I’ll say take time out whenever you can to drive through the neighborhood where your properties are located during the morning, afternoon, and night to see if there is a substantial difference in foot traffic and/or noise level.A suggestion would be to speak with your acquisition money partner about your investing strategy, while taking the ideas from the Realtor under consideration, especially if you are planning to keep your two properties long-term because the numbers are good.

Most of the owners of those are from out of state and because Disney is not getting traffic, they are suffering because they depend on Airbnb etc.

I'm Wellington, a web designer, SEO expert, and graphic designer.

Yes, being in a similar timezone is a major plus, I'm currently dealing with other parts of the world for work and the time difference can be a real pain to get things done.For sure I will have to do a few trips at first to find my "rock star team on the ground".First deal will be all cash and hopefully it will help build my credit back to what it once was (rehab purchases...)Regarding the documents signing, I had imagine that by now it was possible to use a web service like Docusign or Hellosign.

One thing you're missing is traffic.

I have searched the web for ~20min and can't find an answer on this.

I have wanted to attend their CRE meet up but it’s just so difficult to get their with all the traffic Seattle offers.

I didn't want to sell the car because I actually don't mind driving now (I generally hate driving in Los Angeles traffic) but after the feedback, I'm going to crunch the numbers to see if I can gain more than 6 months from selling the car.