Both small homes on the same street so put them in their own LLC.

@Josh Reynolds I've offered 500 to local mailmen/women, UPS drivers and fed ex drivers . there the ones on the dead end streets and areas that aren't out in the open.

I know my numbers, processes, markets/locations, rental strategies (some houses were even bought on the same street as another one that I own), but that nervous feeling has never gone away for me. 

I looked up the zoning and it's operated as a C3 and also duplex with multiple petitions.For the price it's at and considering my MTR strategy, and my primary is 5 minutes down the street, I'd be willing to petition the county.

Maybe adding a front fence and some trees/bushes to block out the noise could help for tenants to be happy, but I've house hacked on a busy street and had no issues finding tenants! 

Example:Repaired leaky toilet at 123 Main Street.

After living here for a month or so we noticed that another duplex down the street never had any cars there and after checking, we found out it's abandoned and trashed.

It's a very busy street.

Know your market and when the "blood is running in the streets" be ready to buy!

Another Sweet spot is a small building or ground floor condo on main street usa with a ton of foot traffic.