If you have a property manager lined up already, then get their feedback on the location and condition of the property, and if you don't have a PM already, I would start there.

The president also knows that I live in New Orleans Louisiana Where we are under a lot of stress.I’ve also shared with him my underlying medical condition and asked him to revisit this once the pandemic has ended.

Your average roof in anytown USA is going to be in iffy condition, meaning a pro can go up there and say you've got 5 years of life left, you need flashing, you have some slipped tiles or whatever. 

@Nicholas PedrickI think turn key appears more appealing because most times, tenants are already in place and paying under the current conditions of the property.

We try to give a pristine unit to the tenants when they move in, and restoring them time after time to this condition is costly at turnover time, even with good tenants.    

Considering the market conditions I will either have to sell the house at a lower price or might not even get a buyer.

I have several 2 story single family rentals and I have never had an issue with the as-built condition. 

However, I would love a more comprehensive system for analyzing small pockets of an area as I am seeing that conditions can change drastically just from one block to the next. 

@Miguel Obviously depends on the condition and the age of the property.  

Those tenancies typically are still binding on landlord and tenant, such as you have to keep the property in safe and habitable condition and also have to give notice before entering.