Certain cultures and people will not consider a home that has had a death in it. 

I ran the association in 2009-2012 or so, and I filed court papers and garnished wages against deadbeat owners.

Hi Daniel, I ran into this same conundrum when I was living in the area and eventually gave up on the delinquent tax list.

@Jason DiClementeYeah I ran numbers and it’s way too tight for a investor to buy I just wanted a outside opinion. 

No cultured marble since it scratches easily.LED lighting everywhere.Use a dark grout and use a grout sealer like Boost.

I'm semi fluent in spanish now, and have been practicing an hour or so a day 365 days a year, for 3 years so I'm anxious to immerse myself in a spanish speaking culture (I'm half deaf so it hasn't been easy!). 

I ran into a contractor who has the capital to complete the rehab.

I hear good things about lots of up-and-coming cities (Indianapolis IN, Mesa AZ, Madison WI to name a few), but I know nothing about those markets, the culture of those towns, the good and bad areas, or even how to find a good property manager over there. 

It's very much an up and coming area; a lot of young movers and shakers are coming in and setting up shop in its rustic charm, investing in the local businesses and culture, and it seems like the local government is riding that wave, investing in public areas and roads.

I ran a background and it appears they were 14 years ago.