That's a red flag!

My gut tells me that this may be a great opportunity and this is all the info we came up with so feel free to let me know if there's anything that raises red flags for you!

Or are the red flags too worrisome and you go with the young couple for a year knowing they're almost 100% just renting to get an idea where they want to live and eventually buy?

Just because there a fee upfront should not raise a red flag necessarily.

I have no problem signing on this behalf but just want to make sure I can legally do that without raising a red flag to the real estate commission if audited.

The tenants had been friends for many years but never lived together before which was a red flag for us but picked them either way.Now 2 months later, February rent is late and I was on them daily to get it paid and as they were new was giving them one chance.After a bunch of excuses the truth comes out: she moved out and took the rent money he gave her to pay me.I spoke to him and I will be getting paid this week when he gets his next check.Here is where I need advice: he told me he changed the locks so she can't get in.

My concern is if i deposit a large sum of money in my account will I have to pay taxes on it or have any other red flags raised?

Yeah...I've done a few deals with NACA also...pretty good for those that can get through the red tape.

That itself  is a big red flag.

@Christine Travis from what I gathered Red wants to buy the property from the current owner.