If you’re not able to pay the taxes, consider selling the house to an investor (like me). 

Unexpected expenses can impact your overall return on investment.Market Timing: Flipping relies on selling at a higher price than your total investment.

nice, are you looking to sell this property? 

I would like to add to that I've just been busy with other stuff.I keep track of income / expenses for my 3 income producing properties in a spreadsheet.I also just bought a new home last year and still trying to sell the old home.

You basically can't purchase a SFH in Taney or Stone country because of the regulations against STR - be wary of people selling their homes as STRs (they are probably trying to get out before more regulations kick in) - you will not legally be able to rent it.

@Jon Gardner Yes, you can have your real estate license without selling real estate for commission. 

You need to sell the idea to her again. 

I was living in and renting the house and asked the landlord if he was interested in selling it to me and he was.

I have a new build project that I am in the middle of building with the intent to sell once finished.

He knows that area well and that would be my first stop .Secondly there were some pretty bad actors selling US props to Aussies back in 2011 to about 2016 when the exchange rate was so favorable to Aussie dollar.. but so man Aussies got totally ripped off paying 2X 3X 5X over the actual values of the properties..