In some states if there is enough money to warrant it you can file an estate as a creditor, but it is rarely worth the headache. 

Sellers are typically required by law to warrant title.These condions are onto deeds of all properties and there is no difference for commercial or residential.States vary to some degree on when a buyer in an installment contract has a right of remption.  

Once you have an idea of what is going on then you can decide if it warrants getting the insurance company involved.One thing I have learned is make sure you have an LLC and an EIN number.Only give your insurance company your LLC EIN number and never your SSN.I had a friend that had a fire in an unoccupid rental property.

Is the condo warrantable or non-warrantable? 

What's happening there that warrants it?

They have existed for much longer than that but weren't prevalent enough to warrant attention from the local government. 

Any opportunity for a better investment I think warrants consideration.Good Luck...

The reason is that some banks are going to want to see you own it for a year before refinancing, especially if you're using a new appraisal.... they are going to want to see either what you've done to warrant a higher price, or have enough time to buy to blame a higher price on appreciation.As far as LTV.  

Again it is an ETHICAL bribe, so give them something that warrants their trade, or you will quickly lose their trust.Ping me via PM, I am my brother's keeper, be tickled to help!

Typically an LLC or LP structure is created that is exempt from registration under Reg D 506, but there are other options that your securities attorney can propose for you if the circumstances warrant it.The next step is to go back to your prospects with a formal offering and take subscriptions to the fund.The most important, and often overlooked step is the first one.