I would look for those boring red state markets where appreciation has been low and prices are realistic.

He says that puts a big red flag up and he just checks a box on the 2nd page or something where it has legal wordage that it can be assigned.

The signs I put up are 18x24, white letters with a red background that read:WE BUYHOUSES!!

It is true that some areas are still red hot.

Three thoughts on this, and I'd like your input:First, while I do agree with full disclosure, I wonder if this is asking for trouble by willingly firing up a red flag.Second, I wonder if the lender would mind a new payer, especially in today's market.

So, what makes the red flag go up about the title?

MY BAD...I've also found that sometimes, there's some kind of red tape such as; problems with the foreclosure proceedings, title issues, mortgage insurance issues, servicer issues and so on.

I don't watch baseball but the Red Soxx did win me some money this weekend so go Red Soxx!

Also, many people refer to it as the "Red Neck Riviera."

I insisted that she put her info on the sheet and I checked her state ID card (no driver's license - RED FLAG).