Would there be a way to do this without recording title, or raising any red flags with the original lender?

I haven't had any evictions or occupancy problems"Cheryl I would suspect this is for a few reasons.Washington D.C. is a anomaly with unemployment a little over 1 percent last time I heard.So with all the government bloat and red tape,and programs that aren't working there is money to be made working close to the Capitol.We are a a spending economy so it stands to reason in Washington with employment so low and people having jobs they will spend.This will lead to stability and less evictions and lay offs and more jobs.They are feeding the machine up there but with a high cost to everyone else in the future.Anything will work for a time before imploding.

Boy is my face red. 4 year degree in Comp Sci. and you would think I would have figured that out!!

Thus far we haven't seen anything in the way of identification...this is the issue.Obviously, this raises red flags.

It throws up a bunch of red flags.

There are some places that I have seen 3/4" red oak for under $3 sq/ft.

So I would analyze what you are studying in college.If it doesn't have demand and great pay then red flags should be popping up.

You should change the picture... if your picture doesnt catch people's attention, they'll never get to the headline or your body.When targeting investors I like to do put up an image only investors know. maybe an image of an bandit sign would catch the investor's eye or those BRIGHT YELLOW OR RED signs.

Even if the GC were managing the whole job, it's not unprecedented that the rehabber pay the subs directly, so this should raise any red flags with anyone.Just my $.02 based on my experience in my area...

That's a big red flag that the value is not there.