But it was filthy enough to warrant commercial cleaning).

Make sure that the HOA has 50% or more owner occupants than renters or the condo/townhouse/PUD will be non warrantable.

Then there is condos(you have to know about HOAs, if it is warrantable or not, etc) Then land and developing.

Do any of you here have contacts for any lenders that might do a 30 year loan on a condo that is 90% investor owned (non warrantable). 

Here in San Diego county, condos can still be found 50-70% down from peak values. b) Many folks who discourage condo investing argue that financing is virtually impossible on non-warrantable condos, which makes resale virtually impossible.

Hmmm tip for the anti tip :mrgreen:I've never heard anyone tip delivery guys before but I guess you can if you feel it's warranted.

For any deal I do as a result of BP activity in my book warrants a donation!

But, I don't think any situation would warrant the landlord having to use the SD for the last month's rent.My suggestion is to review your lease if you have one, and to get familiar with landlord/tenant laws in your state/locality.

"Warrantable" condos, which I believe is the term for condos banks will loan money on because they are conforming loans, require owner occupant rates, vacancy rates, complex has to be completely built out, etc...

All this is detailed in the class... when you disrupt the product, just handle it correctly (RRP process) when conditions warrant.