This can also be a red flag.

Although the price is still very attractive, my intuition is telling me that there are some red flags to be concerned about.1.

However, the trust will be less of a red flag.

The fact that I can't get any pictures of it internally seems to be a red flag for me.  

Whether it applies to you or not, you have to be a concise and dynamic salesman, or it has to be a red hot deal where people will fight over it regardless.

Other more local and experienced folks can chime in and fix my analysis.Based on the math below you're not in the red, but once you add in other expenses I don't know if it's a slam dunk.  

I'm guessing you know that a red front door is supposed to be good Feng Shui?

I would say I am surprised it is in not in the RED zone. 

Asking a customer for a deposit is not a red flag.Showing up at their house after hours is.If there wasn't a contract, then it should have been a no-go from the get-go.

Should I be concerned and should this be a red flag causing me to back away from the purchase, or can much of these issues or issues with the property be determined in an inspection?