But aren't you at risk that it sells for the minimum bid of $67,000, all that goes to the taxing entity and you get wiped out? 

"Keep in mind there's a highway behind the house," or other things you know they would care about but aren't necessarily in the pictures.

As to the "IF" in that last statement - check out this thread on Norada Capital where they basically said, "Yeah, things are going so poorly that you aren't getting your money back any time soon" (very paraphrased):https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/960/topics/1196567-nora...I'm a "own the property yourself" guy.  

Most your leads are going to be investors who want a steep discount anyways and they may factor in the savings in commissions (meaning you technically aren't paying but it is still factored into the price). 

Our clients aren't involved with any part of property management. 

While Canadian-specific groups aren't as prominent on Bigger Pockets, there's a thriving community of investors here who frequently collaborate across borders, especially when it comes to cross-border investing strategies and tax considerations.If you’re interested in connecting with more Canadian investors, I’d recommend starting by joining the BP groups focused on international investing.

Additionally, you miss out on one of the biggest advantages of real estate: forcing appreciation through strategic renovations.Another issue with Turnkey properties is that they often aren’t homesteaded, which typically throws off any proforma, resulting in higher-than-expected property taxes.

Quote from @Nate Pucel: @Owen RosenI did when the damage first happened, but I'm thinking maybe I should again to see what they think about how to proceed with the 2 bids.That's where I would start and if they aren't helpful...get a new agent 

If you are getting a long term rental, you may have some upfront work, and then whenever a tenant move in / out have some work, but typically for long term rentals you aren't touching / doing things to it every day. 

The highest performing short-term rentals have a design eye, their photographs weren't shot by an amateur's iPhone, and they offer more than one extra that others aren't (hot tub, sauna, views...).Create a differntiated Airbnb, and you'll outperform others ... be that first page or second or third.