I have
$$X_1 \dots X_n \sim f_\theta(x) = \begin{cases} \exp(\theta-x) & x\geq\theta\\ 0& otherwise \end{cases}$$
And I have the estimator $\hat\theta_n = X_{(1)}=\min\{X_1 \dots X_n\}$
I have found the CDF and PDF of the estimator
$$F_{\hat\theta_n}(x) = 1-e^{n(\theta-x)}$$ $$f_{\hat\theta_n}(x) = ne^{n(\theta-x)}$$
Now I want to test consistency so for $\epsilon >0$
$$\lim_{n\to\infty}\Pr(|\hat\theta_n - \theta| < \epsilon) = 1$$
Then we have $$ \Pr(-\epsilon < \hat\theta_n - \theta < \epsilon)$$ $$ \Pr(\theta-\epsilon < \hat\theta_n < \theta + \epsilon)$$
$= 1-e^{-n\epsilon}-1+e^{n\epsilon}$
Which goes to $+\infty$ as $n\to\infty$. Did I do everything correctly?
What do I conclude from this? Is the estimator consistent or not? Is this the same as the probability going to $1$?
EDIT: I believe I have found my error. The CDF should be
$$F_{\hat\theta_n}(x) = 1-e^{n(\theta-x)} 1_{x \geq \theta}$$
Then you get the probability: $1-e^{-n\epsilon}$ which goes to $1$ as expected.