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what do you think i should do?
So i found a house going to 5 grand. After doing my research on the property, I found that its owned by a property tax loan agency based in Austin,Tx. The previous owner is a lawyer who practices in my local area. I talked to the real estate agent and she mentioned that the title wouldn't be clear until after 3 years. The neighbor crime is a big F, the employment rate is a D, and housing is a F also. Everything else seems to be fine, but i was recently contacted and was given an opportunity to do my very first real estate deal. In yall's opinion, do you think i should?