The investor seems genuine and I could not find any major red flags about him online.

We advise landlords to require two main criteria:1) Household income should be at least 40x the monthly rent.2) Applicants must have a credit score of 680 or higher.It's also important to review credit reports for red flags like rental collections or high credit card balances.

And even if so, I'd imagine there would be LOTS of restrictions and red tape as to what you'd be allowed to build and its appearance - No?

My employees wash their vehicles and muddy equipment every day and they put a massive amount of rocks, nuts and bolts, wood and all sorts of debris into the pump and it never failed one time.Since my pump handles both rain water and the water my employees use to wash their equipment every day I installed a specially made system with electronic valves that makes the water they wash their equipment go into a sediment and filter box and then into the city sewer system and when it rains the electronic valves have a sensor that detects water coming from the roof drain downspouts and valves switch to make the water from the parking lot go into the street.

We've been looking primarily in the Red River Gorge (KY) area and also in the Hocking Hills (OH) area.

LA cash flow is certainly deep red. 

But it’s 6 minutes to downtown Little Rock.

It will also not raise any red flags to the underwriters that you might end up doing a bunch of work to the subject property which can be seen as added risk for them. 3.

Okay, I don't know if everyone posting here has been living under a rock, you are setting a young guy up for failure by supporting absolutely unrealistic expectations.In order to clear $120k of net income in the Midwest you need a RE portfolio to the tune of 8 million.

Quote from @Luke Carl: You get what you pay for here  Meaning too low cost would be a red flag?