Just don't change your address to your parent's house, that would throw up a red flag. as long as that remains your primary and you aren't renting it out for at least a year after purchase, there shouldn't be any issues. 

I recommend looking at reviews as well, and if they're BBB accredited - then that's also a green flag.

Lots of red flags here with this property and location based on what's been shared. 

Did you know 94% of Americans don't own a single investment property? 

If a PM doesn't have pricing on their website, that is a red flag. 

I wonder if this would eventually make CNBC's American Greed? 

Hopefully, some others see this.Yeah, I would say that's a red flag about the LLCs because usually when an LLC buys and flips, they sell to an end buyer/homeowner, not another LLC.

Any additional due diligence questions or red flags I should look out for. since its my first time to invest in multifamily3.

One of my biggest red flags when dealing with lenders is lack of transparency around fees.

I do work remotely from the home and was also wondering if I could write off the portion of where I use the space as a office on the same home as he’s claiming without causing any flags on the property address.