I'm saving up now for the next one, so either way I'll get it done- just curious if there's more meat on the bone for me here.

It essentially needs new guts but a majority of the bone structure seems good to go!

@Sylvia B. one option is try another city for title companies.  

Overall the house has great bones but it will take a few grand to complete the punch list of items needed to remedy: radon mitigation, surface mold in attic, slight leaks at a few easily accessible spots in the roof, electrical service work.

The problem is that it is hard enough for investors to find deals with enough meat on the bone let alone paying a wholesaler.

Whatever you do, keep moving.Exercise has a lot of benefits, including: Decreasing stress and anxietyImproving overall moodBoosting energy levelsLosing weightImproving circulationImproving bone densityBoosting the immune systemImproving memoryLet’s face it, we can all use at least a few of these benefits from time to time.

3 flat rental, with great bone and it was one of the few residential parcel in the area that everything else was zoned commercial!

The house has good bones, but has “toxic mold”, an old septIc, broken well pump, etc etc.

There will be little to no meat on the bone to slap a mechanics lien on the subject property, so they may request that you personally guarantee the loan.

There's nowhere near enough meat on the bone to flip for a profit.I think you'll need more than luck, but good luck!