Red flags galore. 

Case in point, I know a tenant who is looking for a house (with guaranteed income, her take home monthly is $4,660 and she is looking for a 4/2 rental in the price range of $1000-$1200 within Memphis); I have been involved in a conversation with her landlord (she is deaf and does not communicate well in written word and speech; but is a sharp, sparkling woman).

I did check and confirm he has his license so why the red tape.

This is not a red flag.

Be careful you're not applying Class A requirements to a Class C property/location.For Class C, we just look at the credit, not the score, for major red flags.

That is a big glaring red flag on an assessor's card when you show 1,000 SF of livable space, and are selling 2,000 SF of livable space.

Another side note is a red flag is someone who needs all the money upfront.

Your lenders are sending red flags abound.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This the the real red flag.

In fact, it's a usually big red flag when someone has an aggressive move in date like "I need to move in tomorrow" or "ASAP".