Good example: we have been working with a borrower to refinance her property on Berkeley Ave in Orange and it is one of the most beautiful renovations I've ever seen.  4200 sq ft with upper end finishes. 

If they refuse, that is a red flag(speaking from experience).  

For example, we have a 3 br condo on Folly River (back side of Folly Island) that has a beautiful dock/boat slip for fishing, they are 2 blocks from the beach, and in the summer months, our rates equal out to $179 per night per couple if there were 3 couples using the home. 

The refusal to have those documents is a red flag which needs to be heeded.Get Good AdviceYou may be an investor who is looking to purchase a house to sell a little bit later.

Their job is to minimize their risk so every red flag goes up as you are working two deals at once on where your risk mitigation lies, with them or the other lender to the other property. 

The thrice resurfaced 1960's solid cast iron tub was peeling AGAIN & the old small black & red tile & shower/tub fixtures etc were an antique corroded leaking mess. 

I still remember viewing an apartment as a prospective renter nearly 15 years ago  -- beautiful apartment but the stink from cat urine was awful.

With the Toyota plant going in and FBI headquarters in red arsenal.

Absolutely beautiful!

@Charles Seaman, in response to your query, here are some red flags to watch out for: 1.