Ohio is red, PA is blue....The answer is clear where you'll be better off investing.

If they're only willing to pay by check, it could be a red flag in my opinion. 

Do you go to conferences, yes, but when I see their ads for their courses, books etc. to me that is a HUGE red flag.

We are looking into wineries (Longshadow and Thornton) and a couple of beautiful country clubs at the moment.

She would have money for Aug rent, if not red flags because what was she going to do if she stayed.Her leaving on the 20th means you have some time to go in and clean it up (probably not much to do as she was there for 4 months) and maybe get it rented by Aug 15.

There are facebook groups just for RAL Managers, so get in contact with some of the members and see if the person has any red flags.

I'll take marginal doors if I like the client, and I will fire clients with beautiful doors if I think they are a PITA to work with or if they suck too much of our time (I will warn them first, and if they don't adhere to the warning, I politely show them the exit.)  

But with all the red tape, why would you want to?

Would be great to own on Oregon coast wow just so beautiful.

"High demand area" and "off market deal" are red flags for newbies!