@Justin Zoeller  Seller financing will be good option  as @Grant Rothenburger mention or get a partner for next deal if possible.

If it looks like a good investment overall, you should be able to get an offer accepted and get in ot inspect during the contingency/due dilligence process (perhaps even needing to sign a waiver as mentioned above and wearing a mask). 

If owned there will be a UCC1 filing as mentioned unless paid off.Feel free to message me if you'd like and I can take a look.

Our PM company recently mentioned that they had just found this amazing software that allowed them to do national criminal and eviction searches.... transunion smart move!

Not to mention the fact that the convention center is a big draw all year, there is a thriving downtown, and the winters are extremely mild compared to a majority of the US.

Even people who can still afford to vacation will find a less expensive/more accessible place to go.Or, as @Lucas Carl mentioned, large properties designed for groups will probably take a big hit, as it'll be harder for all parties to spend the money to vacation together.I feel pretty secure with mine.  

George also neglected to mention the potential issues of exit strategy that exist if one partner wants out or passes away. 

Consider and evaluate the strategies mentioned by @Caleb Heimsoth and @Joe Villeneuve.

Not to mention that he does not own any investment properties.

The GNND program seems great for building quick equity as you mentioned, but I don't really like the 3 year OO requirement.