You might consider pursuing some of the egregious damages the tenant did if you can prove the condition of the house before they started renting.

If they differ to much one person could buy out the other or you could sell, split profits and each move on to pursue your own strategies.

It ain't going to be a walk in the park but there's no better feeling than pursuing something passionately in hopes of finding greener pastures.If you're looking to network with like-minded and hungry for success people, you're in the right place. 

FYI I just confirmation back from Eliot Bencuya at Streitwise that they do only have 1 property now "and that concentration is a risk, we are currently actively pursuing additional properties and do intend on acquiring, over time, a diversified portfolio of quality office properties". 

If you pursue getting your flip properties from a wholesale brokerage many of them have in-house hard money lenders!

I am also relatively new to the area, so I don't have a great feel for the local market.From what I can see, it appears to be highly competitive at the moment, and there aren't any turn key properties at my price point.For all the experience investors out there,If you found yourself in this situation, which strategy would you pursue?

Finally, are their other units close by that may be possible for you to pursue in the near future?

Your answer gives me some avenues to pursue. 

Is it still worth pursuing or should I just walk away? 

I’m still very interested in pursuing this.