Their plan apparently is NOT to improve the property, so they are selling and if yours is the best offer they will likely eventually have to take it. 

It'll sit until they get realistic or they'll eventually take it off.

My hope is that as I build these relationships, I can eventually bring value to your future deals, whether that’s finding potential opportunities or representing you as an agent you can trust.If you’re open to connecting and sharing a bit about what you’re working on, I’d really appreciate it.

I am looking to start off with a house hack, then eventually move more into BRRRR. 

If your long-term goal is building cash flow rentals, you might eventually want to look at markets like Memphis.

Eventually you will collect rent, legal fees and all other court costs.Lesson to other landlords.... deposits and LMR are never to be applied to a tenants rent.

My long-term goal is to create profitable projects—either rentals or flips—and eventually scale into multiple properties. 

Quote from @Dondi Johnson: My situation:I'm 60 years old, working full-time in logistics/warehouseI want to transition into real estate investing over the next 1-3 yearsMy goal is to eventually build and develop holistic communitiesI don't have a lot of capital right now, but I'm willing to learn and put in the workWhat I'm interested in:Wholesaling (I understand this requires little/no money and is good for beginners)Bird-dogging (finding deals for other investors and getting paid a finder's fee)Creative financing strategies (ways to invest without perfect credit or a lot of cash)Partnerships (working with investors who have capital while I bring hustle/deal-finding)My questions:What's the best way to learn wholesaling from scratch?

It works well if you have a huge amount of properties that you wish to hold and eventually sell as a group as it might keep some of the closing costs down, but that partial release issue usually has me avoiding blankets.

I persisted and much to my surprise one day the door opened a crack and thus began a multi month journey through this man’s personal hell that eventually led to a $30,000 profit.He owned a local Jamaican bakery that was failing; his marriage was ending and his soon-to-be-ex moved out with their 5 year old daughter; and now he had lost his house.