@Nik Moushon I feel like because you were getting a lot of initial red flags before when she toured the apartment, this renter won't be a good fit for you.

So if I were to run number, I am already red in the beginning.Am I wrong?

- What systems will be a red flag to you?

The big players are buying, selling and refinancing if that tells us anything.

I have the ability to fund this now at a basic level but with full participation we can attend events and conferences like Pitbull and AAPL as a sponsor which gives us credibility and access to hedge fund level players and fund managers not just Accredited Investors.We will have a servicing company to handle the loans after closing.

My quick math shows you at least ($150)/month in the red after you move out and that's assuming taxes and insurance are included in your mortgage payment.If you only make $30k/year, you simply can't afford a $300-400k property.

But the proposal was already signed (Red Flag #1!)

These will have the least amount of red tape and be most expensive option.

This seems pretty low.Once you account for property management there won't be any cash flow left and you'll likely be in the red.

I’ve given myself until June to finish renovations and have the city stuff done because it has been red flagged by the city.