I will research a little more and decide if Sprout will be a good funding source for me. 

Some other source of a loan.Sell something, such as cars or personal possessions.Do a shared equity deal with a fix and flipper. 

Just pulled up the property - looks like a turn key operation. 

Perhaps the best sources of motivated sellers are FSBO and expired listings.

Also if you are doing flipping, in which case I suggest you look into Series-LLC and you operate each flip in its own child-series (if not clear why, ask for more details).I spent numerous hours researching from multiple sources the whole LLC question and asset protection matter and all the rabbit holes it opens.

I do a lot of BRRRR and buying cash is key for quick closing and better deal.

Is there a site or source that compiles data on the mortgage debt that we could look and analyze.

The key takeaway for me is that bad credit and very little savings doesn't necessarily exclude you from investing.

Number one source is your savings. 

But the question on being represented by a realtor is completely different from the question you are trying to ask, which is should you buy something turn key or buy something distressed to fix up and gain sweat equity.