Resident warrants that their rental application is true, complete and accurate.

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In these states a grantor must warrant that neither the grantor nor anyone associated with the grantor has a claim to the title.

I live in a designated "Drug trafficking corridor" and the only people that get busted are the super grows on public land, the folks with other warrants, and those doing something stupid/annoying enough to get their neighbor to blow them in, such as stealing the last drops of water from a salmon bearing stream at the height of summer.

For instance, if I am the money partner, I also bring my experience and knowldge, so perhaps I do warrant more than 50%.

Also, the deductibles I experienced were in the $5,000 range so a separate tool policy or inland marine endorsement may be appropriate if you supply some tools/materials but not enough to warrant filing a claim given the deductible.

Assuming a 50 unit did have a enough meat and could support syndicating it, are my management concerns warranted?

Does the area warrant raising the rents once you make the place nicer?

@Courtney Cleveland You have a non-warrantable condo. 

If you have days where you know you will be out of town, write them down on the original filing papers. something like 'not available 7/3 - 7/10'.When you win the case, about 10 days later the court officer will contact you to see if you still want the warrant of removal served.