I wouldn't see the cash app thing as a red flag, though - it makes sense in the situation.

I honored the request and the "routine maintenance visit" turned into a whole mess of making it sound like his 8 year old Carrier unit needed a lot of extra work, mind you at rates higher than my HVAC tech.

I think that since the current tenants are not moving out for a month, you almost don't have much to lose here; these prospects are not likely to lease the property sight-unseen (if they do, that's a huge red flag), and they also likely won't still be looking when the unit is finally vacant, re-painted, and cleaned 5 weeks from now (if they are, that's another red flag).

If they don’t that’s a red flag!

If you go through the exercise in Excel, you'll find that Return ON Capital is usually vastly superior to the Sponsor, and the IRR to the LPs isn't much lower--at least not enough to flag the deal. 

If you don't wear out the mail carrier by demonstrating that "you keep leaving it and I keep returning it to you," you'll be getting the mail forever.

Some have access to carriers others don’t.

When they want to pay so far ahead in advance, it's a red flag for me.

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