Also the title company in Texas they designated charged me about double what I normally pay for escrow fee and gave much worse service than what I expect from my normal title companies.  

Normally that comes from lazy landlording.

How about before all of that, just talk to them first and have a normal conversation, get a feel for what they do and how they are treating your property; and then make a decision.

Often times manufactures discontinue certain lines and look to liquidate products that normally retail for $4+ per foot and can be found for under $2.  

If there are more damages (more than normal wear and tear) I will do my research and see what I'm legally allowed to charge and how it needs to be reported.

Or a more-normal market that attracts all types of jobs for all kinds of households that plan to settle down for the long haul?

Do buyers in that area normally have an environmental test done before closing?

@Mylene Bel, The IRS publications state if you are a non-resident alien and have any US source income you are normally required to file a 1040NR, now there are some trade agreements with certain counties and other variables, but this is why I suggest a Tax expert who specializes in this type work. 

The difference is that D+ is normally quiet, but "things happen" occasionally in the D+ area (not a place to roam around in on foot at night).

Yes there is normally a cost associated, however today's was free.