Keep me updated on your progress.

I have a deal in progress and I will be flipping a house in an area where home goes for about 75 - 89k some even a little more, looking at the comparable's.

I found that the Cash-on-Cash metric is valuable for evaluating an investment in a situation such as yours.

When not studying for the CPA exam, I play hockey and scour Zillow and build financial models for what I hope to be my first investment property.As my career progresses, I hope to continue to grow towards small business tax planning, consulting and compilation while investing in horizontal income streams.Please reach out to me with any technical excel questions or tax scenarios!

Sure you can run comps first based on asking price to see if they are even in the ballpark but without knowing  what it needs in renovation cost you won't be able to evaluate it much further. also this gives you a negotiation tool if you know how much the rehab will cost, you can tell the seller why your offer is lower than their asking price 

Keep me posted on your progress, I'd be happy to help out any way I can.Best of luck to you!

I've made progress towards reaching this goal by working for general contractors in the past year.

As to septic, have a good evaluation and pumping done prior to closing.

I'm excited and have always been into real estate and evaluating properties for years now.  

My agent told me that if an investor were to just buy a standard policy and a claim is made on vacant property with work in progress the insurer won't pay a cent.