The first was after our introductory phone conversation when she was aggressive in asking me to fill out all the financial documents and forms in order to complete the purchase of the DST.

It would be helpful to learn how other mobile park funds have fared over this period. 

My area is relatively low crime, but had one place that someone broke a window to get in.... probably a homeless guy looking for a place to sleep....got scared when neighbor turned light on.I put in a SimpliSafe unit... portable, easy to set up, multiple options- you can use a webcam and get alerts on your phone and future tenant can pay for full service if they want. 

And the city is making a big push to attract startups focused on "mobility" not just auto.

I would get on the phone with a local lender through a local bank. 

To give a little more detail, I do believe all their cash flow is contingent on them getting you to pay upfront for their program, which I found to be inaccurate and unusable on anything other than a desk top, which I told them I do all my work on a cell phone (first red flag) that they didn’t tell me their property finder isn’t cell phone friendly.

2️⃣ No Phone Call or Verification – If they refuse to hop on a call, is that an automatic red flag?

I'd be happy to talk w/you on the phone and maybe meet some time for coffee. 

You can have an email for each account and you should be able to set your phone up see multiple accounts at once should you get inquiries or messages.Just log into each account to make updates and price changes.

At least I hope so, because I am invested in another (unrelated to ODC) mobile home syndication that had to suspend distribution and now restarting.