My bet is it will be more than the aggregate of all the months of payments you make from now until then.The fact is that the odds of you retiring with the broker you start with are similar to if not worse than your odds of winning the Powerball. 

I bet there are some great insights on this forum. * Air b and b investments repurposed to longer term rental housing*

I bet that's a great spot.

you bet - how about when have paid your cable tv provider for years will they keep it on if you don't continue to pay for the service? 

@LaVonne Eaton, as @Chris K. will probably need to look at PPM to see where the controlling entity is actually based, versus the property, since the security is governed by that jurisdiction.  

This should keep your pretty close to the action, it is just more phone time versus on site time.I would also reach out to some agents, maybe someone like Mathew, and offer some cash to walk the property and report back. 

What are the differences of perks or what you get if you do the Annual Pro versus the Monthly Pro? 

All bets are off and its going to get much worse before it gets better or really worse. 

Usually banks and credit unions local to the property are your best bet for such loans, though I don't have experience with the non-resident aspect of your situation.

But when you go to sell, you will likely have many local buyers lining up who know the market well, and want to invest where they live, versus large scale where institutions are buying.