-RED FLAGYou said yourself that you offered more than you should and now are not even sure you have a deal anymore. - RED FLAGAdd to that the fact that the seller is now wanting to change the deal for more earnest money, means he is not motivated- RED FLAGThat is 3 strikes on your "deal" and it only takes 1 of these to walk away.

Justin Minnesota 55009 multifamily small red wing Hastings Cannon Falls Minneapolis St.Paul  Lakeville 

I have a hot deal in a orange shade area across the street from a large red area and wanted to know if they just are not worth it?  

., pest control schedule appointments directly with him (vs. me) at his request and convenience.  

Lack of communication is a red flag.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

@John Giamundo I think every lender I've worked with has told me at some point they will probably not be able to get my loan approved, but a good mortgage broker will persevere just like a good investor.

After having climbed both rungs to varying degrees I can say that the mindset is vastly different for both.If you want to climb the corporate ladder and development is your objective and you want to focus 100% on that both the MS RED and MS F are solid choices.

I don't see any Red Flags to this. 

If you were dividing the lot into many lots, that's where you run into red-tape and lots of money.

Check and recheck your cashflow/ ROI figures after reviewing your rehab costs+acquistion cost and make sure its still a good fit before end of inspection period/ backout deadline. dont be afraid to consider backing out if the deal no longer works or red flags. good luck!