In the next few years I may be moving back to Pittsburgh so this could be an option for me in the future.I did complete the backyard rehab project myself, where I went from a weed-ridden red cobblestone courtyard patio to a comfortable pea gravel patio with chairs, firepit, grill, string lights and life-sized games.

We were assigned 5 other properties (2 of the them we have paid the $600) and the other 3 are pending charges but today we started getting red flags.

Or is that a red flag?.

However I tend to think a Section 8 tenant is more comfortable living off the system and are more likely to identify as a victim which is kind of a red flag.I own about 20 section 8 units and I like them (super gravy for the tenants) but my tenants are all over 55. 

My CPA has advised not making any moves until 2025 to avoid raising red flags ie cost seg, putting into service, and then selling all in the same year. 

I wanted to post about how, "I enjoy long walks in trap houses" and how I enjoy "sipping red wine while I watch my rehab go over budget"hahaBut yes you should systemize your search.

Are there any major red flags that I need to consider with this strategy? 

These people are also concentrated in major metro areas with lots of red tape on development and limited space to build anything new. 

I have reaped huge rewards from investing in the red hot Bay Area real estate market.

If you don't want a big city like Calgary or Edmonton; try Lethbridge, Red Deer and a few other cities with populations around 100K.