Your best bet, IMO, is to type "subject to" in the top right hand search box.

I know they started to aggregate data from counties to come up with sales comps however I still think your best bet is getting sold comps from the MLS (for single family).

Seems like a better bet unless you are doing a lot of volume.

Your best bet is to find an experienced broker that deals with your property type and size.

I bet in a year you will want another one.

I would never take over a random vacant apartment although that seems to be a popular scam here in FL.

You may well need a servicer too if it's not a commercial loan.I'm betting what the compliance guy wants to see is a way to reach out and touch the party(ies) involved in the collection of any debt, you're out of state.See your attorney........good luck :)

Your best bet would be to follow @Bryan L. advice and get yourself a RE license.

@Billy Bob If you are getting title insurance, if the company is reputable I wouldn't see an issue using their title company. 3pts isn't that uncommon for a Hard Money loan, but for a PML it is up to negotiating...I bet if you do more deals with them you should be able to get this dropped over time.

I've been reading some of the popular posts on BP about getting started in flipping, but I can't really find any posts that are tailored to young, 18-year-old high schoolers that many people are bound to not take seriously.