For context, the property is probably worth $120k-$160k and finding plumbers in Tallahassee, FL has been a pain.

There will be growing pains on the self-management, but, once I work out my systems, what can I expect?

The difference in bedrooms didn’t matter because the two properties were so similar in specific ways: layout, appearance, a block apart on the same side of the street. 

I eventually blocked all of them (I think).

However, there are plenty of great freehold properties in Costa Rica so buying leasehold there makes no sense to me.I'd only buy that property if I absolutely have to have that one and if the enjoyment I get from it until the current term of the concession ends is greater than the pain I could get from the potential loss of my investment.I didn't mean to poop the party but, whatever you decide to do, it's good to be aware that that risk isn't non-existent, as your lawyer seems to be suggesting.

It’s going on the auction block Wednesday.

I’d say roughly 90% of them are traveling nurses because I live half a mile from a block of hospitals and physician offices.

Just trying to prevent a painful situation where I'm still in the process of stabilizing the property in Pensacola yet find myself living up in Virginia (Virginia is just a random location, not where I'm actually going).

It's a pain to go to the store and handle returns.  

I think there is a some considerable blue ocean in the 15-80 unit space for investors who function as operators and are willing to embrace the pain of being quite active.