-No name on CL account (not the end of the world, but when combined with other issues it's a red flag to me)-Email riddled with spelling and grammar errors-Looking to sign a lease this week-Emailed me 3 times on 12/1 and another time on 12/2To me, this screams desperation and almost certainly future headaches.

Can We Avoid Fica Taxes Altogether, Or Will We Need To To Characterize Some Of The Incomes As Wages?

Red flags all over the place.My reaction: After careful deliberation with my partner, I called the tenant to advise that the relationship was not working, and that I wanted to move forward with an eviction.

Those are big red flags to me.

If you can provide any additional ways to 'compare' properties, what you look for, 'red flags' that you have discovered over the years that would be great too.

A 30-day inspection on a house seems a little suspect and may raise flags. 15 days is the max I have seen, but it depends on the seller's urgency.

The taxes seem to be a red flag for everyone though.

I have come across a LOT of discrepancies and it's been the case where the tenant had given me name and number of one of their friends.5) If a tenant is in rush to move into the apartment and they want to give you all the security deposit and first month rent at the first meeting, be careful as that should raise a red flag.6) When you screen a tenant and the report shows eviction, follow up with the tenant to find out the reason for the eviction.

Somehow this raise a red flag for me because the cost and hassle of moving does not equate to the $40 dollars they will save a month.

If they complain, it's usually a red flag that they're not going to finish.