Individually, I can review and check many things, and eliminate cases with red flags, but we still use legal professionals.

What about the deal is a red flag for you?

This is my first time shopping for a commercial loan, so I don't want to walk in there flying my Noob flag too high ;)

I asked if we can put on there 30/60 /90 days. something that is agreeable to both of us.He flat out refused ANY date, and that is such a huge red flag to me.

If it's likely your end-buyer will be using FHA financing, you probably want to be careful about buying with a double close, as the extra title transfer will be a red flag to FHA for 12 months after your purchase and will likely make it difficult for an end-buyer to get FHA financing.As far as no contingencies, this is pretty standard.

Are there any red flags or lessons on the larger flips that someone would share?

One that I watch will also flag if the borrower files for bankruptcy.Many loans are sold at some point after the closing..

(American Real Estate Academy) by several people in Waltham.

I thought about purchasing the property with cash but at closing placing it in a business associates LLC then selling it to myself under my name for $50K and use all of the incentive $ available from my job but I was told this would raise red flags due to a flipping law.

I saw a few "red flags" with the first bank, which taught me the lesson to heed the warning signs!