Is this standard practice or a red flag? 

As an investor, you want to grow your portfolio first wide (number of assets, total property value), before you grow it deep (de-leverage, equity). 

To check it out well, look into the market deep, get a pro to inspect, dive into the money details, ask local pros, and talk to a property lawyer.

I just want to hear it.As well as that, I want to ask what you could have done to prevent it one, or any red flags you saw during the screening process or before it happened, that should have made you act earlier. 

Sean :D I think it would raise a red flag if Sean came on and claimed to be the final and best authority on all things wholesaling, what's wrong with recommending someone else's material?

- Do they focus on multiple asset classes or is it an inch wide mile deep, narrow focus? 

Additionally, failing to close a loan over a fiscal year is a huge red flag and usually leads to termination.I want to dive headfirst into RE investing to gain that experience I mentioned above.

Purchase Discount: It's crucial to buy properties at a deep discount if you plan to BRRRR and get cash back.

In fact, anytime someone is rushing someone’s else process in a sale, usually raises red flags to me. 

Hey Justin, there are a LOT of red flags here.