They both would likely show any red flags that need to be waived, just the smart move showed more details about the accounts opened and number of ontime payments, open date etc and current and prior addresses associated with their credit...

If there is evidence of significantly more cracks under load bearing walls, that would be a red flag.  

Match the landlord to the address and if they skipped one, that's a red flag.  

Lots of BPers taught that 50% rule and you will not be hurt with it, but a good property has an expense ration of 30% GSI and any higher is a red flag due investigation.DSCR is a detail demanded by the lender and today numbers like 1.2-1.3 are common.What to I look for? 

@Jacqulyn Hughes if you don't mind, might I take that bolded part of your excerpt and send it to my RE attorney for his opinion so I can be protected?

(I will check back later to see if that little red logo is added).But yes, you can argue: hypocrisy; but, I am not a Wholesaler...

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Thanks,Rohit I also looked up this property and noticed two red flags.

In your examples:- Carpet stains with dirt accumulated over time are your responsibility vs. a red wine stain over a new white carpet is the tenant's responsibility.

You may want to Google "Red Arrow Park shooting" for an example.