Why would you ever go into the red on this property in order to buy another?

Even some big players are closing significant amount of stores globally.

If he is insistent on you taking on the business itself, that may be a red flag.  

Sure, there are a lot of players already in the suburbs, they will probably make it to the future to be able to quickly expand if demand ever does.

Are they adding in new curb cuts and putting in a red light at your spot?

I am writing this post to hopefully meet owners, lenders, and other player in the multi family sector.

I now know I should’ve took this into my own hands, but in the moment I assumed my lawyer was going to advise me this was a red flag.

So if there is anything on the credit report to indicate that they are not vested in paying their obligations, especially claims from private persons, property managers, or utilities, I would take it as a red flag.

The reason I am writing this post to hopefully meet owners, lenders, and other player in the multi family sector.

If she isn't able to find one, that's a red flag, and I would move on to the next best tenant that meets your criteria.