Also I'm speaking from experience in losing a significant amount of money trying to do something similar. 

Based on your assessment of the spread, if it makes sense, then jump in and make an offer but try to push the settlement date back as far as possible to give you enough time to come up with a detailed execution plan for turning the property back into market. 

I am trying to delete a company page on my profile and I am having a little trouble finding out where I can do that.

The folks trying to sell you something on the internet probably won't say this, but you need to spend some time in your market before and after your purchase.

Tens of thousands of people have tried to defend themselves in tax court for their REPS who have had full time jobs. 3 have successfully defended themselves. 3, thats it. 

I have tried Boxbrownie in the past.

I plan to do my first few flips locally but I'm always trying to look ahead and plan for my next move.

Let's say you DO try to do Real Estate as a "pure investment".

I'm trying to be sensitive towards the other unit at the duplex paying the market price currently and what it looks like renewing with them.

I don't have a ton of money to market but I have time in the evenings and weekends to maybe somehow try to find some sellers I just don't know for sure how I am going to do that yet, so if you have any ideas or maybe you were in my my situation at some point what kind of things did you do or what would you suggest?