They look for red flags and they are good at it. 

and remember you are out-of-state looking for a loan...the local banks will raise the red flag...requirements will be higher...and you probably won't get through to any of the local credit unions.There are 1,000 equally good national lenders out there...just pick one and tell them what you are up to. 

And I'm going to take a bold stand here and agree that there's nothing wrong with putting people first. 

I have a meticulous screening process and have really good tenants who take care of my properties.First and foremost in big bold letters because it's super important- YOU MUST TREAT ALL APPLICANTS THE SAME SO THAT YOU DON'T HAVE A FAIR HOUSING ISSUE. 

If not, then that could be a red flag on the property.Good luck!

(This is another common concern of those who are "vaccine hesitant") For the last year, every lab, every scientist, all the money has flowed to this one goal of vaccination so we can end this pandemic, a lot of red tape was removed and everything was fast tracked, allowing R&D and manufacture and distribution in record time.

So things that are a red flag for me may be fine for someone more aggressive.

When someone is booking through a request, here are the red flags: Someone who is local, people who ask questions about potential neighbors, guests who don't have great answers to why they are coming.

However, if you check income and there are some red flags i.e. very low income in a higher income area, you'll want to make sure that the specific neighborhood isn't dramatically different than the immediate area.

Being the bottom floor will be under full construction anyway, I rather address all electric/water issues in the beginning. 3) What kind of permit requirements/red tape have you encountered for another meter/adding a well?