Reputation, real Training and support as well as how you “ fit “ in the culture will be key in your decision making  I would truly consider half a dozen or so from what you paired down through some  due diligence.

I ran the numbers and told them what I could pay for the property and they accepted.

Part of me thinks it is unnecessary due to the safety and culture of the neighborhood but at the same time, I am aware that it is opening me up for the possibility of a lawsuit. 

I ran into a similar problem with a woman who had not paid her mortgage in 2 years. 

And the downside is you visit a wonderful new country and learn about a new culture;) Recently I've bought property in markets where the local currency is heavily devalued against the dollar.  

I got started down that path and having a habit of looking before jumping, I ran smack into CC 1695 and Equity Stripping.

Their pro forma rental numbers are $300 over the rental comps I ran AND the property is fully occupied.

The second time he brought it up, weeks later, I ran some numbers.

I ran some rough numbers through the brrrr strategy calculator and showed some cash flow potential.

If I ran over to change the washer, the rental is 40 minutes away, make up a receipt for $85 because my time is valuable, would that be right?