Thank you in advance The market is red hot right and builders are hungry for inventory so if there is a developable parcel with real potential listed on the market right now and hasn't sold there will likely be a reason.

I guess both are accurate.They said the CDC doesn't have authority to do a nation wide eviction moratorium, but didn't strike down the existing one that will expire anyway at the end of July.This should prevent this from ever happening again.I live in a red state and I have been able to do evictions as long as I attest to the fact that I don't have a federally backed mortgage or that I do not receive government subsidies like section 8 on a property. 

I don't necessarily feel like this is a red flag.

When vetting Real Estate Agents what are some big red/green flags you look out for?

Any red flags to watch out for?

This sounds like the start of a story with an ugly ending - red flags everywhere. 

Someone getting offended when being asked for proof of funds is also a red flag - you're going to buy a large ticket item... being asked for proof of funds is the norm (along with a preapproval letter if they're financing). 

When the market is red hot it's easier to be too light on rehab or push numbers too high because that's what you have to do to make your offer competitive.

Big red flag on the DIL checklist.

If a large majority of the units are owned by a one person or company it can possibly be a red flag.