I remodeled it to move in to, but ended up renting it out and here we are.

For a short term rental you’ll probably need 20% down payment (assuming you buy as an investment property), and then you’ll need around 15k for furniture + additional money for remodel.

Most units remodeled, and all in great shape.What’s the best way to unload?

I'd plan for $3-5K of repairs unless its completely remodeled.

We purchased it for $60,000 ( I raised 60K @ 5% for 6 months), I stuck $15,000 out of pocket for rehab which included a complete remodel of the interior, new roof, gutters, & soffits along with other misc repairs.

I purchased my first fixer rental property back in May this year for 220k$ and I totally remodeled by myself and now it's worth 300k.The house got rented very quickly for 1500$, with a cashflow of 300$ after all opex, capex expenses. 

There are credit unions in my area that are offering a 1-2% interest rate for the first year on HELOCs.If you do get the HELOC, only use it for the purchase/remodel.  

I also work full time for a construction company as a project manager remodeling in the hospitality industry all over the country.  

You reffectively having a tenant help you pay down the mortgage.You may want the seller to vacate the units if you plan to live in one and remodel the other.

Lived in for 7 years slowly remodeling it on the side.