I don't like condo's because of the fees and power players wanting to sit on the boards.A condo sitting for 2 years is a long time.

I had zero patients for those  idiots, any money they lose or whatever I think they deserve the worse customer service in the entire industry

Allocate a healthy budget for the mailer campaigns, every month your property sits vacant, you're losing way more $$$.

The flip business is risky and if you don't understand all the ins-and-outs then you can lose your shirt. 

You will lose more bids than you will win, but if you stick to your plan, you will be successful.Eddie

Learn to become excellent at the fundamentals: Locating & negotiating great deals, accurately analyzing potential deals, and building key relationships with cash buyers along with other key players that will bring deals your way. 

If you want to bring on equity partners, structure it as such and lose the interest. 

If there are no concerns about the property losing value or neighborhood turning, or maintenance issues, and assuming that the property is performing well, I would hold.Maybe you will find something you like better *as an investment* and that will perform better and reduce your risk. 

Over the next couple of years many players entered the market and failed.  

Start talking about how your company is number 1, and you company is this and that and you'll lose 'em.