If it's been on for 80 days without a price drop, it seems like the owner may be able to sit on the property and wait for what he wants. 

The investor would have to rent it out for a period of time or let it sit there for at least a year or so to avoid IRS scrutiny.

Sit there (or have someone) in the morning to check the customers?

As long as the equity sits dead and buried in a rental you are losing money every day.

The house has been sitting on the market for almost a year and the seller is not motivated to sell for anything less than their asking price ($350K). 

The way the job was described to me was "sit in a model home all day, offer presentations to anyone who walks in, and upsell as many upgrades as possible."

Help me with Zillow, the problem I see with Zillow is that it keeps track of the history of what you have been asking and how long the house has been sitting.

Hi Michaela - Yep, my condo is indeed in 30316 and it literally sits right on I-285

Be it a single wide or a multi section MH there is always quite a bit of preparation preparing a floor for shipment and installing it on the other side.Additionally, what a lot of newbies don't know is that MH's develop their own characteristics (personalities) after sitting and settling in one spot for a long time and do not always just sit on a new pad or fit (marry) naturally back together whence reset.

Their cash flowing property is now sitting vacant.