How to Spot Red Flags in Real Estate Deals?

In this episode, Mark Faris and John Makarewicz break down the seven critical red flags every investor should look out for before getting into a real estate deal. With over 500 rental units under management, they’ve seen it all—and they’re sharing the lessons that have protected their investors, capital, and reputation over the years.

About This Episode

In this episode, Mark Faris and John Makarewicz break down the seven critical red flags every investor should look out for before getting into a real estate deal. With over 500 rental units under management, they’ve seen it all—and they’re sharing the lessons that have protected their investors, capital, and reputation over the years.

You’ll learn:

✔️Why incomplete or delayed financials signal deeper issues

✔️How aggressive projections and “too good to be true” numbers can lead to trouble

✔️What poor location cues and tenant profiles really tell you

✔️Why speed of execution matters—but pressure to act fast is a red flag

✔️How high-risk debt structures can ruin a deal

✔️And how to build muscle memory in underwriting through deal volume

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