What you're suggesting is only going to set 99% of these women up for failure because they don't have a foundation that will allow them to be successful.So I say go for it but think about if you want to help them build a foundation made from concrete or legos. 

@Tyson Skross My agent thinks as long as I fix the foundation in one part, I should be good with permits.

Did they require a lot of rehab (roof, siding, foundation work, serious dry rot, water damage, etc.) or was it mostly cosmetic clean up? 

In my opinion, flipping is hands on and there is little a book will teach you on flipping a house(especially if you never acquired a property before).The only way to learn is to go through the experience.Start off with a simple project - a property with minimal work that needs to be done(replacing a roof, HVAC, Painting, Flooring).Don't buy anything with water damage, fire damage, foundation, bathroom remodel or a kitchen remodel.Move on to more complicated projects after you have a couple of successful flips.

Fill in the foundation below.Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere Check out BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginner's Guide - A fantastic free book that walks through many of the key topics of real estate investing.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

This first home turned into a solid foundation for multimillion dollar portfolio.

A lot of homeowners will get scared away and it tends to decrease the value of the home if there's anything foundation related in general.

My goal is to start with a solid foundation, and I would prefer to hold this property for the long term, making enhancements as needed.This property is in an area with many homes built around 1900.

This approach will set a solid foundation for your real estate investing journey here in the A.And if you are going to use Melanie's recommendation to check out the GA REIA, you can do so by searching here on Bigger Pockets forums, you'll find they post new meetings quite often.

What if the foundation was poured incorrectly and its a $50k fix.