I reached out to two agents that are active on BP last night.

Currently own 2 SFH in Canal Winchester (That’s my bread and butter) 1 duplex in North Canton, Ohio 1 duplex in Green, OH** I need 10 more units to reach my goal

For the next for next foreseeable future, I believe that we have reached a new baseline for the housing market: A market that doesn't have nearly as much inventory as there was historically. 

There will be some cost to you for that, but the benefits should more than outweigh the costs.Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Please don't hesitate to reach out!

They also think you can easily afford to give them a deal and will expect it.  

Here are some practical tips to help you avoid fines and maintain a harmonious relationship with your HOA:If you're unsure about whether a particular action or modification to your property complies with the HOA rules, don't hesitate to reach out to your HOA board or management company for clarification.In my opinion, for any changes to your property that require HOA approval, such as landscaping or exterior modifications, submit your plans well in advance.

@Matthew Masoud, if you are interested in selling them rather than converting to LTR, reach out to me.

This constitutes a valid acceptance.Also, regarding the seller not signing their offer to me, the appellate court has ruled that it is not the signoff that indicates whether the parties intended to reach an agreement but rather the fact that the email was sent by the seller. 

This is easily the most comprehensive answer you could get and would be the best way to purchase a property as an Expat.I would also suggest talking to a real estate attorney and tax professional to make sure you are properly structuring your real estate business to minimize your tax burden.