Also JC is an extremely hot market and for it to be sitting there for 38 days is a red flag.

Two things I know is that I want to buy a small commercial property (strictly residential) and I want a red state – more landlord friendly.

So, have a look at the property, if there are other newer properties around, that the owners know where the flood level was (around here, they stick a red   plastic ribbon on a tree, I just remember which knot of the tree the ribbon was on) and that would show you your true level of flood risk. locals will also know if  new flood canals have been built to change the flood behaviors--city hall would be up to date on that. 

Too many red flags. 

I didn't know going into this that these old style galvanized pipes should've been a red flag.

For example, often fire damage is water damage--they put the red stuff out with wet stuff.

Most likely red flags?

Green card or red/white/blue, nobody likes the POPO stopping by to 'ask a few questions'. 

For example, often fire damage is water damage (they put the red stuff out with wet stuff).

Do any red flags go up on reading this idea?