Extraordinarily high ROI is a recipe for disaster and should be a red flag to any sensitive investor.

My bet is that if your payment history is good, the asset has been maintained, and there are no major red flags, you will have no problem AT LEAST refinancing the principal balance remaining.  

Now, I know what you’re thinking – TWO RED FLAGS: turn-key out of Singapore and 6-month rent guarantee!

Early payoffs are red rockets carrying red flags with sirens blasting.

I've been focused on the Red Run/Painted Mills and McDonough areas. 

Information enlightening my staff on potential red flags usually can be determined in a phone interview with the investor and then discussed prior to engaging in the bid process saving both parties a wasted day. 

If he doesn't want to sign a long term lease then that would be a red flag to me that he may not be planning on sticking around.

I actually run one that meets this evening at the Red Lobster in Woodland Hills.it is listed on meetup or contact me for info

My income calculations are only for rent: ATM machine, vending machine, parking, laundry, red box, storage units, furnished apartments, pets, retail space, application fee's, & late fee's not included.

You'll be seriously in the red if you do buy these, especially with high leverage (i.e., little money down.)As far as owner financing on a free and clear property, its a piece of cake.