At least then I still have control over pulling my capital out if I don't like the performance.  

I will view the interior of the leased unit when we perform the inspection. 

Scenario - Purchase a building for $70,000Initial improvements $25,000New value $145,000Refinance at 75% of $145,000 = $108,750 mortgageThe problem that I am running into is that I am showing an long term asset value of $70,000 + $25,000 = $95,000 but an offsetting long term liability value of $108,750.  

Is anyone aware of an option to just have someone schedule and perform viewings as required?

I'm not sure what capital improvements you can make for $8,400 a year.

Price per acre is good compared to farm land in the U.S. and the return on your investment of $32,500 down payment is probably a better return than some of your mutual funds have performed over a 10 year period.

In other words, a lot of calculations must be performed and compared. 

When my girlfriend and I were looking for our house hack property, we just performed the calculations as though we were paying market rate rent on the unit we'll be occupying.I wouldn't be too worried about what the other places nearby are going for if none of them have a comparable out dwelling.

At that point, offer a new lower price somewhere between the original accepted off and the cost of the repairs with those repairs in mind and be willing to not require those repairs to be performed and still take it as is.

I believe it would be very difficult for me to separate myself from direct liability from issues resulting from the property, as I am a direct manager of the property (it's almost absurd to think that I will never perform any managerial tasks or be responsible for the same as a live-in owner-occupant).