I understand you're a citizen, but having a job and living in another country, earning a different currency may get complicated.

Few have sold a lot of their property lately because they think Currency and Stock Market are crashing very soon and everything else will follow.

I have a VA that answers text, answers emails, and schedules things online, but they're not based in America, and also not local, so I pair up someone to be "oncall" who can show up at the property if needed (because it's bound to happen).I use va.today, tell them I refererd you :)

However, I also invested in bitcoin many years ago at $20, and Ethereum a couple years ago at $10 and believe in crypto currencies.

Mine use their investments as a hedge against currency fluctuation as well.8.

I'm thinking its a great deal but I'm hoping I can get a second pair of eyes on it so I can be for certain.

Another issue that can work for you or against you is the currency exchange so that needs to be factored in.

The government, having bailed out Fannie and Freddie in 2008, owns most of the pair.

I trade Foreign Currency in the early morning and I follow the US dollar pairs. 

It does not seem to be needing any repairs either...If I am able to go further with this property I might take you up on that offer to have another pair of eyes with a toolkit look at it....