It is partly to advertise that they could have saved you an eviction because they had a record in their database that would have been a red flag and you perhaps could have avoided renting to them to begin with.After a while, I noticed I could get most of the info from public records and have since stopped paying for their screening services.

Huge red flag that got past our team and we paid for it.

You should not use the word "guarantee" as that's a red flag for securities regulators.

Very few personal lines agents have the right carrier connections to set it up.

your cash on cash return would be like 135% with cap rate would be above 40% this deal doesn't make any sense and is way to good to be true. to put that in perspective in bad areas people look for 20% cash on cash your looking at almost 7x that and after 2 years of rental income the entire house would be paid off.... doesn't make any sense huge red flags

A huge red flag is when someone oversells their service. 

That way, after two-three months it's seen as a "seasoned" deposit, so should not create any red flags when you ask for pre-approval for the balance you'd still need to borrow.

I had 2 water loss claims in the past 5 years on two SEPARATE properties and my insurance carrier dropped me. 

Originally posted by @Greg Carrier:@Joe Donohue. 

In the case of FHA, there's usually only a few thousand.The seller is then left to put their property back on the market, where MLS will flag it "BOM" or Back on Market - and it is then perceived as being stigmatized.