Is there something that could be an instant green or red flag for you?

If there are any red flags on your mom's house, you may want to hold off on the cancellation of her current coverage until the new policy is issued and the company has done their inspection. 

James Wise is right, NJ is tenant friendly however it is not as bad in more purple/red counties.

Third question, it's remote, out-of-state rental, and my first attempt, I need some advice, what are the red-flags I should prepare for?

Hi all, I have a property in Atlanta that was successfully rented out to the same tenant for a couple of years with no major red flags -- good credit score and stable job.

Red Wine!

-A good dealer will help you push past any political red tape somebody that is confusing modular with mobile is throwing up.Now, My duplexes come in at $88 a sqft base.

Having a prior claim within the last 24-36 months is a red flag / non-starter for many carriers at the moment especially for water leaks.I advise all my clients do not play go fish with the insurance companies right now unless you 1.

I lived there last year (Redding) and it's a very blue-collar type town. 

Quote from @George Red: @Brock Mogensen and @Brett Deas the part that is fuzzy to me is... when do you need to register with the SEC and what rules determine that.