Hello -Foreclosed & abandoned home in my Knoxville neighborhood, been vacant 5+ years now and is deteriorating quickly.

Most likely the place will be abandoned if no one buys it.

When you turn-over a {long term} unit you must: 1) update the unit or, as a minimum, affect repairs and replacement of worn items and paint; 2) Clean the unit (both before and after repairs/renovation); 3) Advertise and show the unit; While you are incurring all of the above expenses, you will also be loosing 1-2 months revenue.

I do like Zillow for advertising though.

You may be required to advertise the new entity based on state laws.

The weeds are 6ft high, 2 abandoned cars in yard and falling down. any thoughts?

Also, some locales require that you use a licensed tow company for abandoned vehicle removal, or, as the other poster mentioned, there may be notice requirements that apply when dealing with tenants.

I'm trying to figure out a way to place an advertisment with YouTube on Google Earth If possible.

If the tenant and all their belongings are gone, I would consider the property to be abandoned and simply change the locks and move on.

The only reason a Delhi-based agent would advertise to sell a Delhi property to a US-based investor/crowd is because they believe (correctly) that they can extort a higher selling price (aka a lower investment return) with an ignorant buyer, and that the capital markets in the US will support an overseas investment into Delhi easier (might not be true).