One was a guy that wanted to rent a place "immediately" (always a red flag) because he discovered "black mold" in a house he was buying and is planning to sue the previous owner.

This is a huge red flag.

We have all heard of banks requiring the remaining loan be payed off in full when quit claiming to an LLC but what other red flags would be thrown up when dealing with banks and the construction loan?

We have a big investor involved for other financing but his money is miles of red tape and expensive.

You can however qualify for some pretty cool incentives through the government, but I think the red tape would be a lot of work.

From my experience, what is most important to the bank is having a complete file to pass through the red tape.

Your hesitance to sign something is a red flag to most agents.

I kinda turned red when I found it.

So the key it to always be looking over your shoulder, do not ignore any red flags, do not become friends with each other, and no matter how much experience you have in the business, keep your eyes wide open!

Why he waited 4 years is beyond me and its a red flag for me.