Hi John, I agree with Joseph it looks like you would be in the red.

I would tell this woman that a cop went speeding through a red light and ALMOST hit you.

It's in a green and red box.

As an investor buying rentals I wouldn't consider a property with an HOA, it's just too much drama and red tape for me.

The gist is that if you have a choice of municipality, take into account Red State/Blue State politics.

Pretty good, especially with financing, and double especially if the seller will also finance the down payment.The only red flag that I see is that he seems worried about you defaulting on his money, and the property not being worth enough for him to get paid back.

I'm sticking with red 32.

I drove past the property yesterday to see a red condemned sign in the front window.

Red flag for me.

That was a big red flag for me, and made me realize (again) how much the plan administrator is in control of the ROBS transaction getting done correctly.It took over a year and a couple thousand dollars, but ultimately, I got a favorable determination from the IRS, which basically indicated that they could never come after me for my ROBS transaction.