I'd like to have the option of selling this investment condo in 2-5 yr time frame if I need to.Also another thing, this is a non-warranted condo, 1/5 units is owner-occupied so it doesn't fall under Fannie Mae guidelines and will be held under a bank held portfolio loan, if I get a mortgage loan for purchase.

@Matthew Paulyou make a great point about warranting materials you did not buy.

Also you can blend it with clear polyurethane if your floors are a "little rough" but not so much to warrant full opaqueness; that way a little grain shows through, which gives it a little nicer appearance (in my opinion).

These are usually second trust deeds and, warranted or not, some lenders don't like their first trust deed borrowers taking on a second loan.

Either cash or go non-warrantable through a portfolio lender as long as the buyer wants to put 20% down.

He may have some future liability as well depending on the county's require reps and warrants from the "developer" to the association.

If undetected, the borrower typically obtains a lower interest rate than was warranted.

I was going to do same, but figured I would not b in the room long enough to warrant that option.

I don't have enough properties to warrant full-time employees.

We were just going to grab a cab but could call a shuttle too if it's cheaper or warranted.