This procedure shouldn't raise any red flags even with the most acute of negotiators because technically there isn't anything illegal about it.The dynamic to be aware of would be if you've never dealt with this investor or buyer before, maybe this type of a transaction wouldn't exactly be the best test drive you need to really establish a business relationship.

It's called a sole proprietorship and there is a lot less red tape involved.

This is just a guideline, but a good way to estimate your cash flow, and expenses way above or way below would throw up a red flag.for your example .

I'm glad you have high turnover factored in, sounds like there are some red flags like low rent and other units being rented by the week.

In the BP resources fileplace for probate introduction letter "This allows you to sell the home outside most of the Probate Court’s “red tape” and proceed forward to the final distribution." should be added.

Seems low at 5% and if that's pro-forma is more of a red-flag.

Then you will have to pay MLS dues which are currently like $126/quarter.For the mortgage stuff the fact the mortgage broker doesn't want to know what you are doing is a little bit of a red flag.

There can also be a bunch of red tape and restrictions to buying and exiting your investment.I have investors from other countries as clients buying commercial here in the U.SJapan, Australia, Canada, UAE are some of my clients.

I've been using REDx for non-owner occupied and pre-foreclosure leads. I would say that only 40% of the numbers work.

Does anyone else here use RedX, Landvoice, and Vulcan. What has been your experience?

I've learned a lot in the past couple weeks here (just learned what yellow letters are yesterday), and I just went to staples and bought some yellow note pads, envelopes, and red pens.