Perhaps some people have so much deal flow and too many investors to keep up with their own capital, but in general, this seems like at least a "yellow light" if not a red flag.

I drove by today and did not see any lights so hopefully they are gone.  

Yes, it's only paint touch up, new light plate and electrical plates, possible new light fixtures and cleaning, but this only helps the owner and costs you less then $1000!

So I now have a property, a corner lot with lots of sidewalks, with 3 new random slabs, different color, in the midst of the older sidewalks. 

I suppose my view of the Fix/Flip market being super competitive is colored by the mainstream news stories talking about how "hot" the flipping market is in Phoenix, and even seeing TV shows featuring some of the locals. 

Lots of options in styles and colors.

I asked if there were any current issues and she brought up that the light/fan in the living room doesn't work at all.

It is the homeowner's responsibility to ensure that a vacant property has things in place to prevent break in such as setting up a radio to play while vacant, leaving a light or two on, removing things from plain site.

Hey BP- Quick question, we want to spruce up the cabinets in our rental (they’re the traditional light oak cabinets).

I’ve been in real estate acquisition and development for a decade and I thought I would shed some light on what syndication is and give some balanced information on why you would or would not participate.