I also notice the floor tiles he removed were sitting on the grass next to dumpster.

I put the key that the previous landlord had given me in the lock, it didn't work, then I recalled that the tenant had been home each and every time we had visited, before and after the purchase, so now I have a new item on my new purchase checklist- verify that the keys work! 

If sellers have to sell with tenants in place, I think you'll see price reductions or listings will sit for a long time.

As the Nation is going through a pandemic situation and when the people are sitting at home, and if not in a situation to make the rental payment on first of the month, your automated payment installment is at risk.

I terminated a tenant a few months ago to renovate the property and I can't get a contractor and so it sits vacant. 

Trying to time the market is a great way to sit on your cash forever. 

@Shayla Collins considering double digit unemployment is headed our way very quickly, if you are still sitting on that flip in 6 months I would be very very concerned.

You might have to sit on someone’s head to get the work done, but it’s literally delaying someone’s home.

They will sit and wait. 

Where your investment properties sit is on a Schedule E, which ultimately flows into your 1040, but the schedule E is what is outlining income and expenses for each rental property.