Almost 100% of legal evictions are due to non-payment, which is a big red flag. 

This is a major, major red flag to me. 

Is the lender reputable and do you get a good feeling based on any red flags that may have been thrown? 

If the seller does not want to do that, it is a red flag.

you may want to establish credit with a community bank that will give you a LOC to bridge the payment gaps.I funded a start up flagging companies a few years ago.. they had that issue..

The insurance switch can send up a red flag to the lender, but most here say the DOS clause is not something to worry about.  

I am screening a tenant but there are various red flags on the mysmartmove report.

I can see if you make your payments very month with a check from a different address it might raise a red flag....also if it's units that might automatically trigger an inspection or follow up.

It would be impossible to wait until everything is at 100%.I need to research "what renters are looking for" in a house and at least focus my early efforts on that so there are no big red flags or sore thumbs sticking out.

"A" wanted my to pay the balance on the house (providing the mortgage) with the following terms:1 year ballon7.43-ish % ($1500 per month as offered by "A")Analysis:So here's where I started to see red flags: 1) He wants to put 120k down on a 265k house at closing, and pay off the note in a year, but can't liquidate enough funds in the 4 months construction time to pay cash?