Red tape galore.

Having your corporation own a house and then having your father stay in it sets off some red flags in my mind...

. * "It's a red state (land lord friendly)"* "rent to value ratio is attractive"* "growing populations, job growth and migration" I realize these remarks can be construed as anecdotal but they come up with frequency nevertheless.  

Your agent needs to know what to look for in the CC&R's and what the red flags for rentals are. 

This was our first property, and unfortunately when we bought this property we were unaware that our mortgage statement would be subject to change as much as it did ($1200 increase) due to property value and negative escrow, now leaving this property well in the red month to month.

I haven’t come across that before personally so I was wondering if that’s a good thing or a red flag he’d be offering that?

The red light district.  

I would stay away from the areas in red.

From my clients experience here is a list of "Buyer Beware" red flags with hiring anyone...- If they do not have About us on their website - In the about us page there is no name- When you Google their name there is no reference to them ever doing the services you are looking for- So I have mentioned this millions of time - you get what you pay for.

Our PF cabin has good bookings for May, but we are currently in the red.