It has just been sitting there.

If the market drops off that much, its probably a great time to buy.Some of it is how you're structured, I don't have monthly payments on my private money so an extra month or two on the market doesn't hurt me much, but in any case I'd WAY rather have a house out there with 30% equity taking an extra month or three to sell than me sitting on the sidelines waiting for the right weather to buy something.   

Check out my website www.RealEstateinVT.com or give me a call at 802-324-9771 and lets sit down and talk about some options! 

I stopped by the local courthouse for info but they were very vague and I was under the impression evictions happen any day any time so It wasn't a day they recommended I sit in court on to talk to landlords.  

Then sit down with them and have them make the decision.  

As I look for properties in my target market, I see houses that appear to be attempts at flips and they are sitting on the market 6-9 months.

it seems some sit half empty , even a few minutes from downtown.thank youFilipe

On the other hand, if there were a lot of homes for sale, they were sitting on the market for a long time, and no one was buying, then you are in a buyer's market.

@Sam SchroederOh that's good, I'm sure you will gain a lot more advantage once you receive your license.I have noticed there are some properties that have been sitting a little over 2 months that make me wonder why they haven't sold and my newbie investor brain is skeptical.

You now have untapped equity in the land that is just sitting in the land, not being put to work for you.