The market remains competitive with a slight tilt towards a seller's market, characterized by limited inventory and rising prices​​.

If they don't show up when they're supposed to and they don't begin generating leads (or trying to) in the first week, RED FLAG!

ChatGPT: Write rap lyrics about using a wraparound mortgage in a profitable deal.Got the seller financed, wrapped the old loan,New buyer in place, and the cash is grown,Interest spread wide, I'm collecting the flow,Passive income stream, watch my portfolio grow.Wraparound mortgage, making money stack,Flipping properties quick, never looking back,Profit in my pocket, strategy on track,Real estate mogul, and that's a fact.Analyze the numbers, every move precise,Minimize the risk, maximize the price,Equity's the goal, profit's on the rise,Wraparound mortgage, got me reaching for the skies.From the first payment made to the final note,Wraparound secured, watch the market float,Negotiation skills, deals in the bag,Success in my grasp, wave the victory flag.

I had the misfortune of making an attempt, and I wish I would have heeded the red flags.

You and your husband were very smart to ask Open Spaces good questions and not ignore the red flags that surfaced through the process. 

Way too many red flags that "excitement" won't fix. 

One thing that hasn't been mentioned so far here are the psychological red flags and possible pitfalls involved in the process of moving out of and then turning your old home into a rental property.

In fact, the only time we ever had an animal do more damage than the deposit was on a set of tenants that had red flags but we accepted them anyway against our better judgement.

Too many red flags?  

I sent an email, but it came back as undeliverable.Is this a red flag, and should I move on to other applicants?