I told them I had no resume, but if they gave me 15 minutes I could show them why I didn’t need one.

It can be great on a resume, depending on their goals. 

He says the company he works for shut it's doors 2 weeks ago, and might resume operations in 2 weeks, and he'll see what he can do then.

I'd sell it and look at the bigger, more robust local rental market to get your feet under you.

"If" you have to go down that road, explain that unfortunately the eviction (while postponed) will still show up on their public record and you will still file a second cause for any past due rents and damages once court resumes.

As I stated I don't have the experience in PM but I can send you my resume, current employer info for a reference/background check & anything else you may need to make a decision. 

I'm using cozy, but testing out properly with a new property because it seems to have a more robust listing feature.

Because the economy is more robust.

You would do well to fix it up to ensure it's safe and robust before placing another tenant.

The difference between 2004 and now is that there are far more robust online tools to connect you to the kind of information you need to be successful in that kind of endeavor.