A good way to compare might be to look up an amortization schedule spreadsheet (ideally an excel one).

This should help you find the ideal location for your first BRRRR.  

I am located northeast of Houston and so would ideally like to find a deal in the north/northeast portion of Houston.

Not ideal for a flip

Ideally, I'd like for my wife to transition over full time to our REI business first, then I would like to follow suit within 5 years or so.Looking forward to networking and learning with some of the best here on BP!

I'm interested in getting into flipping low-mid priced homes in the charlotte area, and ideally find some buy and hold opportunities for the long term.Im working on becoming familiar with the city and it's small "pockets" of diverse neighborhoods and hoping to meet and discuss the area and business with other investors, RE agents, contractors, etc to hopefully do business with down the road. 

I did try to get photos, but just could not get the detail with the phone camera:-(The cabinet rescue is awesome by itself but the matt clear really pushes it over the top, with an ideal (imho) low gloss finish.

Not ideal, but it might get the job done.

@Scott Bowles as others suggested, ideally they will give you a copy of their Schedule E.

Ideally your purchase price would be enough to let the owner pay off the lien that's foreclosing and all others.