All keep getting flagged and deleted.

I assume I'll be trying to get traffic from either Six Flags Great America traffic or Navy Graduation families.My main reason for purchasing in this area is to have a vacation home for myself.

They could find stuff on most any building across the city but once you raise the red flag they'll come at you from any advantage to again fill their revenue stream and of course protect public interest. 

Red flags for sure now 😫😆 

Dealing with sellers that are money hungry and not willing to work with you on unforeseen issues is a red flag.

I have gotten several legitimate messages from actual people, but I just received one that raises some red flags.

If for whatever reason they aren't willing to pay a small one-time fee to take the very last step of the process it sends up a red flag on my end.If you're concerned about turning off potential applicants then I do agree that the idea of applying the cost of the check to their first month's rent seems like a nice compromise. 

Up-front fees are the biggest red flag in lending.

Thorough due diligence and consultation with experts can help identify potential red flags.

When purchasing an older property, are there red flag issues from inspection reports that new owners should choose to address proactively, rather than in reaction to a tenant raising an issue down the line?