Too many red flags!

@Asa Ifill talk to Joel Jaqubino at Bold Title

In the other, the Debtor has an attorney, requested an extension, and we'll see if she files her docs.Just seems like severely delinquent borrowers are more bold and taking more aggressive actions to stop sales.

If you can't find someone who is willing to lend you money despite your willingness to pledge the other properties, this should be a huge red flag for you. 

I live and have a couple rentals in Red Deer/ Sylvan Lake.  

The red line is the peak $171/SF price adjusted for inflation.

We cannot really do traditional financing in my opinoin because the property will not appraise in current condition at 150k (red flag).  

We know that rush to find housing might be a red flag.

Are there any specific "red flags" I should be looking out for?

Look out for all the same red flags as you would on a "private mortgage lender," things like up-front non-refundable "application fees" and the like.