Sue you....over $180 bill...... good luck with that..... it will cost them that much to even talk to a lawyer......and at least half that to even file it themselves.I agree with Nathan.....as usual.....My lease states in bold language....

I did give her a chance she had a couple questionable items but no huge red flags.

The agent told me it’s normal given that OKC is on red soil (or something along that line).

They raised two red flags with their mortgage company, lost the property and ended up staying here.

There are many red flags in your post and that is one of them.

The fact that the solar industry has been literally doubling in size annually over the past several decades, during both red and blue administrations, is an indicator that the math works in more situations than not. 

It's best to have someone experienced in that area so they can cross-check your numbers or watch out for other red flags that a non-investor would never think about. 

It's a red flag, but that doesn't mean you should automatically reject them.

The Texas real estate market is RED HOT.

For example, often fire damage is water damage--they put the red stuff out with wet stuff.