If you have a fantastic relationship with a contractor, it might be workable, but other than that, that's going to be a big red flag to 99% of more buyers. 

STRs were such a gold rush when they first started, but government red tape and bureaucracy could be putting a wet cloth on it.Does anyone here have experience fighting local governments on the constitutional right to use your property as an STR?

Also, @Daniel Kong, I am more of a "red" kind of guy ha.

Hi, My name is Aaron Murray and I live in Red Bluff, California where  work as a police sergeant.

I've been looking at properties all over Northern CA and Southern OR along the I-5 corridor Redding CA to Medford OR.

The root of the problem is the clogged toilet, as that’s the only reason for the flooding.

I do not believe I am at fault and the bathroom mold is a red herring.Looking for some advice here.

Here's the question: Is it a red flag if you find a city that has many multi-family listings that seem profitable, but has A LOT of listings city wide?

Here's why: Big red flag is that he wants a contract before he is willing to show a potential buyer the financials of the property.

When it is a primary residence you can have more red tape.