Besides, the Warranty part of a warranty deed simply says the seller will warrant the condition of title, and fix any problems later found.....for whatever that may be worth. 

I don't want to worry about Bob Mueller with a no-knock warrant at 6 in the morning!!! 

The police said they have warrants to arrest for stolen goods.

Any market shifts and economical changes would warrant some financially inept people to lose their homes.

And commands don't ask where a service member lives, rent, lease termination,... nothing really, unless there are circumstances that warrant interventionI guess I'm failing to see what you want to happen?

If they don't pay it after the deferment period or at lease end, that would warrant a collection action.

My disgusting tenant is a retired Harvard grad and fully mobile but I guess they don't teach cleanliness or hygiene at Harvard.It's ironic because I have a buddy who's a landlord in Maryland and his tenant literally destroyed his bedroom door, smoked inside, holes in wall, AND didn't pay rent but still had to go through the process, took 1-2 months and ultimately he won the eviction and was awarded damages/backpay but his tenant plead broke so he had to go back to warrant in debt court to garnish his wages which isn't guaranteed but at least he won that too.

When the tax savings and asset protection warrant the added fees. 

You could consider a value add like squeezing out an extra bedroom and bathroom from each unit to warrant higher rent.

It's a tool in the toolbox that you should be aware of and able to use when the situation warrants.