The title company and I are both leaving message after message (every call goes straight to an answering machine), and we have no physical address for them, just a P.O Box.

But honestly it sounds like you're freaking out about nothing I personally wouldn't worry about it if there is no evidence of moisture or mold based on your physical inspection.

Its now finally cleared and we are on the road to a healthy recovery both physically and financially ..so again we are very thankful and appriciate your understanding and patience.

I have a limited environmental scheduled as soon as I get a good physical inspection report.I have already met with the city.

I have run my own const co and physically built a number of homes but never tried flipping before.Nice to meet you.Rich

IMO your starting point should be tracking down distressed (financial or physical) home owners and talking to them and attending your REI meetings.

The price and the fact that it is a multi-unit that is physically symmetrical.

It is a physically demanding occupation and not many guys have the ability to do work and then go home to sell, estimate and do their books.I think these tips for finding a good contractor will be useful to you.

One of our hard and fast rules Senad, is to never invest in a property we haven’t physically seen.

I've only been through a handful of physical evictions, and I've always been able to use my own guys to remove everything.