In certain instances ( since your help as far as your solutions go is considered consulting), you could cross a red line and end up violating the law.

I am going into Architecture this coming fall and lately have been thinking of getting a minor in either RED or construction management.

I typically am working with suppliers of red iron beams, but I would imagine suppliers would still have something.https://www.engineeringtoolbox... is a great free resource for information on different types of materials.Hope this helps at least some!

First red flag, the PM brought up a small "safety hazard" repair.

Then how is cash flow looked at - monthly / annuallyFor example your cash flow in July is -1000 but in August is 800, you are in the red but do they get a percent of August to put you further in the red?

If they don’t have both or “haven’t filed yet”, huge RED FLAG.

Are there any potential red flags or points I should be cautious about?

Quote from @George Red: Hey @Darius R.

I was thinking about staying with a similar red or changing it up with a navy.

I made an Excel spreadsheet and color code the ones that are higher in the red or orange colors, and low balances in green.