This sounds like a bad situation with no end in sight. 

First time dealing with houses of Wood. :)Best regards and thank you!!!

You could let them know this is happening and that the eviction could negatively affect their credit report and background check when they try and rent another place.Since your in CA the rules may work against you so best to verify your local requirements.Yes you can sell, but I doubt they cleanup and they may try and refuse to allow you in to show the house This would require you to sell sight unseen. 

You're thinking is limited and short sighted. 

If you're willing to set your sights further west, I'd recommend looking in nearby Delaware County where multis can be found for significantly less if you look in the right places.

@Tanner Pile - Welcome to the BP Forum and Colorado Springs investing.I'll echo what others have said and warn you it's a tough market to get into, we are not a cash flow market but seeing appreciation on a massive scale without an end in sight at this point.

Designed by Los Angeles architect Grant Kirkpatrick, the architectural residence covers more than 13,500 square feet and reflects its coastal setting with a lively mix of warm wood, natural stone and Asahi glass.

I second and third what @Kevin Wood (an expert in the field for sure) and @Karl McGarvey mentioned.  

I also found some recent pictures of the inside from it was being listed as available for rent on "apartments.com".The next mitigation step, I did was to have a contractor I trust to had to walk the exterior of the properties, saw that both of the houses have tin roofs, and have little "wood" carpentry issues.

Hi BP,I just moved to Denver and have decided to set my sights on building a portfolio of apartment complexes with my college friend @Matt Glebus.