Plus there is the added benefit of not having any of the red tape that accompanies an FHA loan.

I have seriously considered buying leads, and after a fair amount of research, I was really leaning towards "Bold Leads".

There could be other red flags that you are not even aware of.

I'm 100% with you, but I've been called bold once or twice and since we're relatively new to the investment scene I appreciate all thoughts and opinions from people who have been successful.

If they give you the money all at once red flags will certainly be waiving..

A viable alternative to Nashville's red hot market and similar second tier cities is Louisville, Kentucky.

There definitely seems like there are some red flags.

This whole deal is a red flag.

Any red flags I need to worry about?

You should only have 5-10 units in turnover at a time with a portfolio that large so any utility expense outside of those properties should raise a red flag.