So, that isn't the buyer's decision at all.

Look to your state for intl trade missions....advertise in local publications of your target country.   

They care mostly about themselves, so if you can convince them that a decision is in their best interest, they will do it. 

However, my wife and I made a last minute decision on moving day to move into main level and rent out one of the rooms to family along with renting out mother-in-law suite.At the end of the day, we will be able to cut our living expenses in half through house hacking and putting me one step closer to my long term goal of quitting my job in the corporate world and pursuing a new career I am actually excited to wake up in the morning for.

@Hugo Zamarripa congratulations on your decision to jump in!

But you need to make that decision based on the market you're in and what you're comfortable with.BTW, I don't know how you're holding the title on these properties, but if they are all under your name you may want to consider transferring these into LLCs.

My realtor Mike Love of Keller Williams has been great but it is my final decision to make.Using @Brandon Turner four square property analysis method I am considering a duplex that rents for $600 per month currently.

@Miriam Levitz I would hire a General Contractor and let them do the supervision/hiring of all the trades, which just leaves you to manage the GC.

Being in the Seattle and Greater Puget Sound area's hot market, it's commonplace to see 3-4% Cap rate valuations trading like they're on sale.

It is so much easier to be able to just make the decisions for the business without needing to check with all the partners first!