First red flag, the PM brought up a small "safety hazard" repair.

In certain instances ( since your help as far as your solutions go is considered consulting), you could cross a red line and end up violating the law.

I typically am working with suppliers of red iron beams, but I would imagine suppliers would still have something.https://www.engineeringtoolbox... is a great free resource for information on different types of materials.Hope this helps at least some!

Then how is cash flow looked at - monthly / annuallyFor example your cash flow in July is -1000 but in August is 800, you are in the red but do they get a percent of August to put you further in the red?

If they don’t have both or “haven’t filed yet”, huge RED FLAG.

Are there any potential red flags or points I should be cautious about?

Quote from @George Red: Hey @Darius R.

I was thinking about staying with a similar red or changing it up with a navy.

I made an Excel spreadsheet and color code the ones that are higher in the red or orange colors, and low balances in green.

Additionally, it raises red flags in underwriting if you were to originally acquire a single family home, and then move into multi-family after that.