Much of the “red flag” discourse out there will have you believe that once you notice a flaw in something, perhaps anything, you should run a mile. But of course, real life doesn’t work that way. But it’s not always easy to know where the line is. For example, if you’re looking to buy a house, not everything is going to be perfect. That means there will be difficulties, and downsides, and issues to keep in mind. But at what point is a warning sign telling you to run, and at what point is it just something else to sort out, and potentially deal with for the sake of a good home?
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