Physically his wheelchair could not go through either door, even if a ramp was built. 

It's also a good idea to have folks that are physically nearby you that have the same focus that you have the ability to interact in person with.

You would simply need to perform the same function that the title company does to ensure a clean closing...But there is another facet, 'why am I doing an all physical cash closing with this person...and should I'?

@Michael FlynnOn your probate list(s) the next of kin of the decedent have a legal interest on the subject property.Since you have your list your going to have to make a trip down to the county courthouse (or Orpahn's Court) and physically research on each name, what your looking for.If any heir has a address mail off an introduction letter and maybe they'll forward the letter to the PR.If you have a day job consider hiring someone with your instructions, on what your looking for...

Would you recommend physically going to the property before buying it?

@Amitai E.There are 20+ FHA lenders in your area that have done at least 1 FHA 203k loan in the past 12 months and 7 of them have a physical office within 50 miles of Fort Lauderdale. 

She shouldn't be concerned with your career path as it wont affect her...pediatricians treat people based on their physical age, not their mental age.

Would forming LLC in states that do not require ‘physical presence’ in any state be beneficial in anyway?

My good friend of many years and his significant other are moving into my current home temporarily while they search for a home of their own, and my question is should I have them physically sign an agreement or paperwork prior to moving in?

In his book he roughly says, you don't need to go physically look at a property with untrained eyes if your investing out of state.