If the seller wants you to close super fast then that is a red flag. 

It was a nonissue since his live-in didn't file tax returns or have a local bank account, huge red flag.

I've just had such a horrible history with her (and I've offered her several times that I'll gladly let her out of her lease and give her her deposit back.....she won't) that her asking me for my address is setting up such huge red flags.

This is why we spring for American Standard/Trane/Bryant/Carrier in even our cheapest long-term buy-and-hold properties.

Here are some details/questions -  The property has been in the market for about 200 days (is this a red flag?).

@Steven James it’s legit; most carriers won’t insure a vacant property.

Good references but started asking to buy the 3 beds in the unit so I get red flags!

Secondly, not being able to find good comps is a red flag.

Owner financing in this market is a HUGE red flag.

Hey BP,I’m looking for recommendations for insurance carriers and agents in the Cincinnati OH market that knock it out of the park for multi family properties.