The currency exchange rots right now. 

Currency conversion dynamics can be a huge factor in foreign investment, one I had largely overlooked.Yes, that exchange rate does takes a big bite, but that's possibly where owner financing could be beneficial.

If so I have a pair of guys that can help you get tenants and get them sold in 6 months.

So let's say you bought 50 pairs for 50k, they will go up to 100k in 6 months.

I pair novice investors with seasoned investors and educators so that they can start to learn the industry properly.

Any realtor who has experience with buy and hold properties could likely help pair out rents for you.

You have to find out what the sellers currency is in negotiations to make the deal work for them.If it is not something you are willing to do maybe propose a different scenario the seller hasn't thought of or considered.

There's a pair of 2bd/1ba duplexes with attached 1 car garages for each unit (so 9bd 4ba, 4 1car garages for the whole purchase) It's in a pretty rural town in N.

If you are buying a pair of shoes yes, you can buy all the materials and have someone else make the shoe.

However, there are many other things to consider when taking money into a new country.I personally have considered most of the bigger cities in europe and have found that the main thing to consider is the currency of the target area versus where you are.As an example, norways economy is largely driven by oil and with todays oilprices the currency here is very weak.