I've never used them, but what are the asking for that sets off alarm bells?

Documented.Example;  snow or ice removal procedures, documentation of rental refusals, eviction procedures, auction procedures, abandoned property procedures, carbon monoxide or fire alarm systems, chimney cleaning, grills in wood decks, etc.Even if you get sued and lose, the judgement will be less with operating procedures.  

That's an alarming number of homes falling out of contract and sellers are really feeling the market changes now.

Pros: Easier access to properties, collect commissionsNegatives: Costs, liability.I saw a post on here recently where a part time agent wired $25k out of the country to a thief, because he wasnt aware of wire fraud schemes, which any full time agent knows about. 

Having Security is pretty standard like also having a Maid. and chofers I grew up with securities in my house 24/7 also my entire neighborhood and all establishments have one ( even the church I used to go too had a few.. ( is like having an alarm pretty much.

In that way, If anything alarming came up and was too much for me to handle, I could benefit from the Roofstock 30-day money back guarantee and sell it right back to Roofstock.

Also best if seller concessions in the purchase offer include upgraded alarm systems and a panic room.

Snow removal and de icing, require or offer tenant insurance, document applicant refusals or evictions and reasons, require and monitor fire and carbon monoxide alarms, no trespassing signs, tenants only, no subletting, etc etc.  

This was alarming to me because i plan to sell right when we are finished with the construction and rehab.  

I haven't had any crime impact my properties but I do have alarm systems and security cameras on the outside just in case.