Everyone should read the entire series of posts on X but to highlight the two largest red flags:1) They had to raise millions of dollars to fund the operational shortfall of the investment while still falsely claiming to investors a 5% average annual cashflow.

Overall, it looks like a beautiful property but the listing is stagnant and raises red flags no matter how great it looks.

Is this a red flag?

So far, no big red flags. 

The June meetup for this week (6/4) was suddenly canceled and the associated FB group has been paused. Anybody know what's going on?

No one has ever balked at undergoing a background check and, if they did, that would be a red flag for me and I'd just move along.

Originally posted by @Glenn R.:Ed

Its also a bit of a red flag if they tell you they need a week or so to come up with the $500. 

I used my own construction and real estate experience to get them through the governmental red tape and turn them into profitable rentals.I’m a third generation builder with an accounting degree with bullet proof spirit.

Is this standard practice or a red flag?