I would recommend checking out a DSCR loan for both properties.

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Your Insurance Agent may also be able to check it.  

I can check on the properties regularly and perform the little maintenance tasks that come up.That being said after having some success here in California I decided to sell a property here and invest the proceeds in Georgia (bought 8 different properties).

For a great companion read, check out The Big Long, written by Waypoint founders Colin Wiel and Doug Brien.

Rental liquidity for a 4/2 is likely low, but I haven't checked.

Take some personal inventory first is my suggestion:1) Check your credit2) How much in designated capital 3) Out yourself in the proper head space. 

You're going to have skin in the game and lenders will look for it and check your DTI, credit history, employment history, bla bla if you buying in your name.

Check with a knowledgeable CPA about your tax exposure.Good Investing...

However, if you're looking to scale your portfolio or take a more hands-off approach, an STR manager might just be your new best friend, handling the complexities of running a hospitality business while you collect the checks each month.