It is the foil on the windows and the $2000 electric bills that starts the flags going up.

I checked with a couple of CPAs and they agreed that the IRS is familiar enough with returns from investors so this doesn't set off a red flag.

But the concerns the banks have should be a flag for you to realize there might be more headaches than benefits.

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Hey guys, As a foreign investor seeking investment in the Orlando area I talk to a lot of brokers and marketing companies who provide me information that is slightly different from one another.I wish to contact with a local real estate person for a mini consultingI don't need a full support, just someone how could tell me if the property and rental price are correct (More or less) and if the area is rentableCan you help me to characterize the person I need?

Lots of Red Flags per the postings above.

Remember that's with 20% down, factor in whatever creative financing costs, VACANCY RATE (you gotta make the payment if one unit is empty), and maintenance. if this property will cash flow at an inflated price that is a huge red flag for me.

When you back out of contracts that raises red flags to that listing agent.

Do you think this is a red flag?

If they have collections on Utilities thats a red flag.4) Tenant worthy, do you see them as long term tenants that fit the property you have?