I am young but health insurance is another factor in my decision. 

They don't have a chance at it. the only reason we ever changed was ours retired because of health reasons.  

From my personal and professional experience.. staining an existing slab of concrete and sealing it is one of the longest lasting, forgiving and economical solutions.

Can find it at most health food stores.

Mold (Big health issue in Florida, in some instances tenants can break the lease due to Mold), Inspection and Condition of dwelling (Every tenant must complete a Move In/Move Out checklist) they also sign in my addendum that the checklist is correct and have 5 days to object to it in writing. 

Again, burn some calories and farm, building wealth and health.

Thus is it possible to find a qualified property manager at a price that makes economical sense?

@Ryan GausWelcome - you'll find a lot of fantastic information and people here on BP.We love the Raleigh area (have family in Apex) and really believe in the economics of that market.

If there wasn't risk, everyone would do it.If you want to study economics, read Adam Smith, Veblen, Keynes, and Marx

If it was damaged by water, I am thinking maybe you need to make sure at least there's no foundation structure issues with the house, and also check if there's health issues.