I currently am unemployed, my age is 18 and in college completing classes that will further my chances into becoming a successful individual in the real estate market.

@Chance Cooper thanks for taking the time to read the post!  

And if she is--file asap--and you'll have better chance of getting your money back.You don't even need to contact her anymore.

You may try a price reduction to get more applications in so you have a better chance of getting a better more qualified application.

Any time you have a vacant property that is listed there is a chance that it will be vandalized, no matter how nice the neighborhood.

I tend not to do well with extreme climates...but I also am willing to make sacrifices to better the chances of success in my dream to have a successful real estate business, if all goes well, I can live anywhere right? 

Chances are the person you were trying to connect with has that option checked. 

The more you do, the more you learn, the better your chances are of being successful! 

I'm not very familiar with HomePath, and I haven't had the chance to check this property out in person... but similar duplexes in this area can go for much more than what this property is listed for.Here are the numbers:Listed price: $105,800ARV: I have no idea... but if the right repairs are done to it, it could easily be $175-200 in valueEstimated repair costs: Knowing it's foreclosed, and listed as "requires extensive repairs," I am putting them at $50,000.  

If you market it right, price it right and have good product, you still have a good chance at selling it no matter what time of year it is.