Again, your welcome to ease up and visit. 

@Dillyn Davidson SaurdiffPlease do your due diligence by calling or visiting the City or County Planning Dept and ask them what the current zoning and General Plan Land Use Designation is on the property.

Make sure they are properly licensed and insured, check several recent references and current clients, visit current job sites and recent completed projects.

As I do this, I would basically sublease the property to a management company who will have families visiting Disney World stay at “my rental.”

If it's visiting to manage the manager, check in on the project, any team building.

"I visited the house on July 32. 

If you want to be really accurate, considering visiting the actual houses by pretending as a potential renter.

Also, if you haven't, you would want to visit the park and view the property.

That’s a really interesting idea, you mean short term rentals for visiting employees?

Some people say you dont have to at all but I'd like to visit my properties once in a while and see any changes.