That means they're there to lend their guidance--most good HMLs have extensive market experience and have seen a ton of deals of all shapes and sizes and know successful deals and red flags when they see them--and simply be there to communicate with you.

The market is red hot so he will likely get a cash offer on the market as well.

That seems like a big red flag.

I have not searched for pre-approval yet as having no income will be a major red flag for loan approval and that is why I am posting here to see if anyone has recommendations. 

Less red tape. 

It seems some well-meaning folks are grabbing onto a red herring and running with it.For clarity:  I know how to fix a running toilet.  

(Y/N)Then, you can add in all the data as rows and highlight if something is good (green) or bad (red.).

Also if a contractor tries to talk you out of getting a permit and says you don’t need one, that’s also a red flag.

There's also a little red reset button down there. 

@Scott Mac that's great....my Burger King Whopper test is D --Definitely do not want to order from this BK--probably have many health code violationsC--maybe order if desperate but strive to get to a B or A area--in the A area, you're whopper will look like the commercialIt's funny but fast food restaurants can tell you a lot about the neighborhoods too--never thought of that but I have my red line areas that I will never order from and pretty much there the same areas I wouldn't buy in.