According to Trulia, it's a relatively safe light green neighborhood, (Midtown is showing up as an dangerous area in red though).

They are not just designing the sub-division, but getting you through a mountain of bureaucracy and red tape.

This would ensure you a safe haven in a downturn.As an aside, the book Debtor Nation: The History of America in Red Ink, Louis Hyman, Ph.D. ’07,  give a fascinating history of the recent phenomena of debt as a right and norm of the american people.  

There was a slight delay caused by the bank but I dont feel that is an excuse because he should have called me at least by the closing.

If there are a ton of for rent signs in the neighborhood that should raise so red flags. 

I live in Tampa, which is a red hot market for buy and hold investors buying foreclosures for cheap and then renting them out.  

Throw us some red meat and tell us a little more about your market.Cheers & goodnight for now.  

Then use a red sharpie to categorize each violation in number of importance.

There are several other red flags that you mention in your podcast (weekly rentals, in the county but close to good employers).

Remember monopoly, buy 4 green houses, trade them in for a red hotel?