From what I can gather they are bringing in an income of over $30k+ per year before expenses.What kind of red flags should I look for with a beach rental?

Some are free, some might have a fee, but still worth saving you time and obviously getting things done that you would not be able to do otherwise.This is a good website/directory that lists all the real estate offices by county NETROnline.com - click on Public Records Online Directory.

My last 2 were both rented when (1) we still had finishing work/backspash tiling to do. (2) we had just sheetrocked.It all depends on the potential tenants "vision" and you should be able to assist that by having a flooring sampling ready.In the one, I was bringing sheetrock out to the dumpster when an older couple approached me and asked what I was doing.

That won’t work so I will continue to seek out a bank that might be willing to do as you said and I could bring 10% to the table.

I ended up winning, by increasing my offer to 152k but had to sign the addendum saying if it didn’t appraise I would have to bring the cash difference.

For example I have a 3/2 SFR that has an unfinished basement, if I spent 15k to finish it and added a bedroom and a full bath to bring in another $250 a month in rent.

If not I could get it at county websites because they disclose it.

The angle lake light rail station is one of the newer stations so I'd be curious if the station will bring in lots of developer $.

At the time I thought this was fine and I was working for his company going from site to site to take pictures and hire contractors and manage the flips.Fast forward to October 2017, after several occasions of my bringing up the note and him pushing it back over and over, as well as, trying to convince me to roll the money over to the next investment, I finally the demanded the note be due (as per agreement written in the note).

And given the experience level of the note investor, this downside should be greatly alleviated, which is the value that they bring to the table.