Here is the scenario.My partner and I listed our flip property on sale.

Sales volume in Pitkin County is down 42%, according to data compiled by Land Title Guarantee Co.

Thankfully, I have a background in Customer Support, Sales, and collegiate level athletics which I think all point me in the direction of pursing the world of Real Estate Investment.

I'd like to learn more about buying foreclosures/short sales and flipping.

They listed the appliances (built ins) for sale on social media.  

Account ClosedI've been burned plenty of times by HOAs John even though I just  pocketed upwards of $150K in profits from the sale of two condos.

There's no for-sale sign out front, which leads me to believe the tenants do not know it's for sale.

I am a med sales rep w 15 years in devices which I love and enjoy.  

If they are month to month, have the seller give them notice to vacate and make it a condition of the sale that the unit is vacant at closing.

There are two things to consider with that:  1) if you decide to sell it, and have shown your house as partially rented on your taxes (which you should), then capital gains tax will come into play on the rented portion.  2) For your next purchase, unless you have a lease in place for the whole home, you will have a hard time purchasing a multi-family as your next live in flip.