With no traffic, they are over 2 hours apart. 

A lot of QIs have overview lists on their web sites.  

I have asked them directly also and they said there were no issues and they don't hear any traffic in the walls.What should I do with a potential tenant trying to scam?

I searched the web, read a bunch of articles from anywhere I could find, and then like the rest of you found BiggerPockets.

In addition to local building, growth, traffic issues and overall transportation. 

Are there any specific street design or access requirements, DOT requirements, permits or traffic studies.

I work in the Dunwoody area and even though I've only been in ATL for 6 months, I've already seen how crazy the traffic can be to work.

It does have a lot of employers, just not as many tech employers.I don't predict Austin will grow much farther north than Liberty Hill and Georgetown as the commutes would simply be too far once post-Covid traffic returns.

If you don't care about traffic, the south shore, areas like Quincy, Weymouth, Braintree are good spots to find reasonable MFH's.

This could apply to any room but is best in low traffic upper bedrooms.