I will also continue with networking.

Typically when one tenant in a joint tenancy situation moves out, the deposit stays with the property and continues to be held by the landlord in trust in case there are any damages or money owed when the property is ultimately returned. 

When I spoke to my attorney, who prepared the trust, he says only my stake of the investment property goes to my trust and my partner will continue to hold his stake. 

I have been working on getting investors for some time, and continue to add to my network so I feel pretty confident that the investors I have already spoken to will buy into the right deal.

I'd recommend continuing to rent your condo in the interim and look for other deals.   

How long have the units been fully and continuously  rented?  

The upstairs unit will be finished in the next week or so, my plan is to continue to live and work on the downstairs unit.

Adjustments are dollar amounts assigned to features --  for example, if similar properties have parking spaces or garages, and yours does not, could throw your ARV off by thousands of dollars.I wrote a Biggerpockets blog post on how to analyze comps and calculate ARV here if you'd like to check it out: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/68395-how-to-find-real-estate-comps-and-calculate-after-repair-valueHappy investing and feel free to reach out if I can help in any way.

It has been a huge learning process for me so far, and continues to be so.

Nevertheless, we'll continue to use it.