We’re long-term rental property owners, with a condo we’ve owned since 2009 and rented out since 2013.

They want $500 an hour for labor. 

@Sheri Rolfe, generally speaking unless the buyer has violated the terms of the contract in a way that allows you to terminate it or unless there is specific language allowing you to terminate it then no you should not be able to.

I was wondering if any real estate professionals like you can prove this to be a good move in terms of investing.

I guess what I'm asking is how optimistic are you on Cape Coral medium to long term.

Being a Portuguese citizen doesn't give you any advantage whatsoever when it comes to buying and/or operating short-term rentals in Portugal.2.

Long term focus is what will make this so so worth it. 

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

what your missing is that buyers are pre approved.. their finances have been gone through..

Phone calls rarely are the way to go with pre-foreclosures.