If you choose to go that route, then ideally, you'll want a consultant to come in and test (to prove that the problem is/isn't isolated to the area with the obvious mold), and you may even want them to write a "scope of work" to complete the remediation (mold tear out language).  

Everyone wants the easy, simple answer to how they get Foreclosed properties, but the truth is, it takes time, energy, research, networking, studying, money for advertising/gas/marketing materials, etc., and most importantly, persistence! 

Study the subject and how it benefits the Seller.

Maybe you need to study the market and see if that's the case?

There are countless articles, forum threads, podcasts, books, etc. that cover those issues (and most are free)--so I'd recommend studying up on those resources.Good luck out there!

Study the market.

Study the market.

Study the market.

You could argue their language isn't the greatest (e.g.

Additionally, study and learn as much as you can about everything related to construction/building and the ins and outs of RE....As a 16 yr old, you have the time and energy to get a lot of knowledge under your belt, which will be a huge advantage for you over your competition....