Is the condo warrantable ie more owners vs renters.

@Donald MacMillanI think a standard 5% per year is pretty typical, but of course just post renovations an increase in rents is warranted as long as it's still within market value. 

That will allow you to get the "unit" or the condo association approved or spot approval so that you can avoid a 'Non-Warrantable Condo" loan situation. 

Go to the courthouse and ask for a warrant of restitution form.

The magistrate awarded me a "capias" (civil arrest warrant that I could execute at will) and an "execution" (a constable or sheriff could seize assets and sell them to satisfy the judgement). 

There is some verbiage on the deed that says the title is marketable and free and clear of all encumbrances, and that Grantor will warrant and defend the title against the lawful claims of all persons whomever, other than the following: easements, restrictions and rights of way of record and to any utility lines in existence over or under the subject property.I don't understand how this could be missed during two separate closings over the years. 

Apply for service connected disability if you warrant it, and use the VA loan for sure.

Is the cash I can get out of the flip right now good enough to warrant taking this money and using it for something else?

I would say find a contractor you trust that can also handle the project management. 12 units isn't really large enough to warrant a dedicated project manager.

The topic is important enough to warrant further discussion.)As @Tracy Z.