I'm a 25 year old software engineer and new real estate investor who's already taken the plunge and done their first deal: I recently closed on my first flip with my partner where we renovated and sold a 2-family in Brooklyn.  

Ramar is a major road in the Bullhead area, running east/west through many areas.

She runs her parent's cleaners, has internet business, AMWAY, and AMTC.

@Eric Ingersoll, While your running those numbers I wanted to piggy back on something @Bill S. said.  

They will run 20+ years while a standard tank unit is 10-15.

One house was listed at $179k, the price dropped and after I produced a $30k issue I was able to get it for $110k.One house they had a current appraisal (I didn't agree with it) at $160k and I offered $91,500.The only other low offer was one they listed at $115k, I offered in the $40ks and have since bumped up to $60k but they sold it elsewhere (sounds like it went for around $70k).You run a risk of looking like what you fear, but what could it possibly hurt to try?

I am graduating next fall with an engineering degree and I plan on working as soon as I graduate.

I have 2 potential properties in this region and I need assistance with running comps and getting information on the market.

It was a part time thing for them as they run a business as well, almost 6 months of that time they were held up with some planning issues, it takes a little longer to get approved over there and they were denied for the initial planning. so the place sat for a while with no work being done!

Units are rough and need rehabbing.Offered 200,000, and we are in contract.Biggest inspection issues were mold and foundation, which was affecting the roof, and a hoarder tenant Brought out a structural engineer; foundation and drainage issues $6,500-8,000.