If they sound not professional, then obviously that's a red flag. 

Last thing I'd want to do is rush into a property, miss red flags, and end up getting in a bad situation.Is a rehab in a C class neighborhood (which is what it would likely be) a bad idea for my first property?

I had a terrible experience with them, mostly because I missed/ignored all the flashing red lights. 

Any specific red flags to identify bad actors and avoid doing business with them in these areas?

However this was a bit more, but we had a lot of meat on the bone on this deal, but needed to get them out fast.

I am wondering if there is any red flag.

City may have red flags on several issues. 

Reach out to me at 608-665-1541.

Roll out the red carpet.I don't know how it works up in Canada (although I'm fascinated to learn), but if you're not using a well-connected broker, then I would skip the skip tracing.

Any other 'red tape' needed to get this space tenant occupied?