That's not possible because it was removed in the first place because it was broken, and parts of it broke further upon removal.The rental market here is red hot in the city overall, and even hotter in that neighborhood.

We could also rent it solid June-Sept and make a bunch of money on it.Just don’t know what the risk level is with IRS red flags.

Market is red hot right now and there is very little on the MLS that doesn't get scooped up by non investors or the bigger pocket companies.

It could also mean owning a small retail strip center in front at the red light that is free standing and not connected to the anchor.

The most minor of market shifts, property condition shift, can shift such deep DEEP into the red and if you don't have significant capital reserves to lean back on, or sizable holdings to average out against, it's like tieing on a hangman's rope. 

If not that would be a red flag.

I'm just confused, and I hate any red flags (obviously). 

There is no doubt it is a red hot market these days and inventory is low for a variety of reasons making it a sellers market. 

I just moved last month and don’t want a bunch of red flags.

Hello, I live in a super red hot seller's market and I am looking for a leg up over the competition of buyers.