For years we were renting it long term and never really had an. issue with turnover.

But it does make me wonder if we will find any other major issues that I haven't been made aware of because the tenants have lived there for 8 years.

Having the money is the lease of issues .

I have remotely managed a property in DC for 10+ years without major issues. 

HI I am a travel nurse who make about 86000 was told by my loan officer that because I am technically a contract based employment that she couldn't help us for another 2 years.

Then i came to this forum and saw there were others who had the similar  issue.

They should go so far as to visit the property and tell you what issues they see.At a minimum an agent should do all the above.Good Investing...

Airbnb has insurance in place to help offset any guest issues.

I post this because I do not see any issues with this type of property.

When you sell that property depreciation recapture is technically measured on "allowed or allowable" depreciation on the property - meaning there is a possibility if someone claims the 80% and doesn't fix it, they'll still be paying recapture on the 100%, even if they didn't get the tax benefit of it.