For investors w/ multiple properties we place them with American Modern.

Too many red flags incl age of home and interiors needing work plus large rehab cost. 

You can always say that you are considering making an offer on the property so that you don't raise flags for them to mail you a fine.

I know not all businesses have to be registered with the BBB, but the fact that they aren't was another red flag.

I am an American who lives in China, and am looking at buying several pieces of property in the USA.BACKGROUND:I was thinking CT (my mom is there) but she's too old to help take care of anything I buy... so I'll end up with a property management company handling them.

I don't want to double post - but thin kthat this forum might have been better ....original post is here https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/33...Synopsis:I'm American, living overseas for >20 yrs.

The Austrian school economists, (Americans named for their Austrian heritage, not because of any government/economic policies of Austria), explain booms and busts quite clearly.

Also, seeing nice round numbers is always a red flag to me, it shows me that more research is needed.

The one red flag I think I see is that he is breaking his 24-month lease after 18 months.  

For Indy the best two are probably:First American TitleParamount