I am a 18 year old male from bloomington Minnesota that has always been interested in renting and flipping houses from a young age. 

I am a 18 year old male from bloomington Minnesota that has always been interested in renting and flipping houses from a young age. 

I have read all the forum post related to foreclosures that I can find on here, and I guess I wanted to check my process and invite anyone else to give me advice.The recommendations I have been given/ read most frequently are:Have a title report performed as close to the date of sale as possible (2-3 days depending on how long your title company needs) Try to find a title company that is willing to sell you title insurance after a judicial foreclosure.Perform extra searches yourself for any items that are excluded from the title report.Calculate the expected value based on the best comps.Drive by the property to get an idea of current condition.

Definitely start jumping into the community here and feel free to ask any questions related to Real Estate investing!

Obviously one that has experience working with RE investors but also someone who can work with my small business (my main job - non RE related) as well as out of state businesses! 

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I'd love to meet other like-minded females in my age group like yourself!

The seller was reluctant to provide much more than a rent roll and leases prior to me signing the contract and tendering a $25,000 deposit, which is relatively customary.4.

@Joseph Illing, generally purchasing a property from a related party is not going to fly in a 1031 exchange. 

Also, when you say that use my losses to office my other income (flipping income), does that also include my other business income that is not real estate related?