@Joseph CharlesYour one comment here concerned me:  "I can run up the number of properties very quickly"That is a red flag for failure. 

House was crazy cheap but covered in local government red tape in the form of code violation fees that had accumulated over years ($15,000+).

In performing large Multifamily  project (say 100 units in , C location, low median income) due diligence how could one compare the per door price of the asset being acquired and the price of condos and SFR for sale nearby.In this hot MF market I am seeing that people pay a huge premium for MF doors as compared to condo/ SFR nearby. like to confirm this fact.One deal i was looking at in a southern desirable MF state  had  per door acquisition price was about 70K  and  in the immediate neighbourhood condos were selling from a starting price of 30K and SFR from 110K  Does this analysis raise red flags?

You are one surprise (like finding mold which is common in climates where it rains a lot.....like the Seattle area) to be in the red on this deal.First, you might not be doing your comps correctly...or maybe you are but there isn't enough info for us to tell for sure.

They both received all the lease paperwork a week ago to preview and have since thrown red flags with inquiries on provisions outlined with the application.

I live in Redding Ca and am looking to learn more about analyzing properties in my area.

@Blake Charles garrick I would walk the red carpet of conventional lending, you can do Fannie renovation loan on 1 unit with 15% down including your renovation costs, you can refi or sell after renovation is done

Red flag to me!

Sometimes it’s best not to do a knee jerk reaction especially in low income areas where tenants do really dumb things that will make you see red .

Red I recommend Michael Mershon or Cassie Villela.