It is a huge red flag if they truly don't care about the features, if they are just desperate to take anything. 

If they are all 25-30% adjustments to sort of fake an inflated ARV, thats a red flag too.

While I don't know all the details, there are a lot of red flags.

We are still collecting chips rolls after rolls of dice in a red hot casino crap table.

,I already assumed, and mentioned it last month on a post that because you are from JAX, NC and standing in front of a red brick background, what looks like a headquarters building or chow hall on CL, that you were.Therefore, I'm not going to engage with you on a subject like this as I would feel bad if I made you look bad, so you get a pass.

:) I took  some ss's and highlighted with red the numbers I have a hard time finding out how they are calculated based on the input numbers in the example Brandon gave during the webinar.

This sent  red flags  flying this feels like example 1 all over again.

My thought process thus far has been to buy safe and smart so a good looking property I buy now isn't easily put into the red once the market turns and rent drops.For example, I aim for $150+ cash flow / month (SF currently).

My thought process thus far has been to buy safe and smart so a good looking property I buy now isn't easily put into the red once the market turns and rent drops.For example, I aim for $150+ cash flow / month (SF currently).

Their fairly recent Chicago HQ is a beautiful building and a big reason Fulton Market went from red-hot to white-hot...certainly wouldn't mind working there.If you do visit Racine/Kenosha area, obviously would love to hear your insights.