The owner of the house died, the house is criminally underwater, deed transferred to unsuspecting ex-wife of owner and she plans on letting it foreclose since ex-wife thought she had nothing to do with this house any longer.  

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Let your internal compass guide your actions.  

Sometimes having a tenant move in ASAP could seem great, but you really need to do a good background check to see if they are a good fit for you.Make sure to run their credit report and criminal background before having them sign the lease.After doing a detailed check, you should be able to determine if they fit what you are looking for.

So great that this forum has such an amazing international influence!

@William Kyle Walker  again don't know the context but I have been around a few blocks a few times.. and if I have seen people flame out in RE its robbing peter to pay paul.. its slippery slope that once you get behind many times you can't recover and it just gets worse and depending on the situation here IE you have investor it can move to a criminal type thing..

I love and am very interested in international real estate so keeping up on the details of your progress would be great.Best,Dom

I have not look at property yet so can not tell what all internal fixing is needed.

If your market is anything like Seattle, you can get paid $20+/hour for doing basic project management help and every large company loves having interns.

Thus, my recommendation for you based on what I know is a hotel.Accor has many affiliate hotels in Hanoi that are international standard.