At the beginning of this year, my friend and I, both high schoolers from Shanghai American School, created a business plan for a potential real estate company that collects multi family investments.

However, investing 200 k in a condo in Mexico is a pretty benign issue for many middle-class Americans and and they're doing just that in ever increasing numbers.

It’s a super old American Standard Oil Boiler (1960s) which seems to be functioning, but I have no idea how long it will keep on going.

I know this is a red flag but would I be able to get these tenants out if I purchased this home, especially with the COVID regulations currently in play?

I got the run around by American 'integrity" insurance company.

Stay away from the big guys like Bank of American or Wells Fargo.

I'm hoping this community can help me with tips on spotting red flags on what to avoid, advice on what to look for to find the perfect contractor and of course any referrals or recommendations from personal experience.

Reno not up to code, etc.)Is this a huge red flag?

That might catch some red flags that warrant a closer look.

When I saw your thread headline I remembered the scene from American Beauty:Carolyn Burnham : I will sell this house today, I will sell this house today.Sale House Woman #4 : The ad said this pool was lagoon-like.