On thought is to flip a property, although this seems like a risky time in the market cycle for someone to try a first flip.I have been approached by a company that seems to have quite a lot of experience flipping properties and my first conversations with them have been very professional and raise no red flags.That being said, I am also new to this area and have quite a lot to learn before putting these large quantities of money in the hands of another.

In my experience condos tend to not be the greatest investment for rentals in our market not to mention the added red tape placed by associations I also work with tenants and most of them steer clear of associations.

Too much red tape and restrictions. 

Should this throw up a red flag for me?

(Oddly, the tax bill for 2018 was $2,362...is this a red flag or something we should consider more closely?)

Dallas is a red hot market, even hotter than here in Atlanta.

He's done work for some big power player investors in San Antonio like Keith Jones, and right now he's working on a full rehab on one of my rental investor's properties in Denver Heights.For smaller jobs I would just recommend a handyman or a skilled handyman.

Lots of potential, but lots of red tape. 

As Bob said it will put up a red flag to future landlords. 

It makes a huge difference if you have the wrong players.