The other thing I would do is contact the company that warranted the property and find out if that warranty is voided if you rent the property. 

I don't think I do enough yet to warrant the move to LLC, but I would like to build a website and start doing business under a business name....instead of my own personal name.Whats required to start a Sole Proprietorship in FL?  

A police report has been filed and warrants are out for their arrest. 

Only rare circumstances would warrant a judicial foreclosure.

Taxes repairs insurance garbage water mortgage vacancy etc ..hard to make over 150$ a door on such a low income after its said and done hardly enough to warrant the 50 grand purchase .

Ideally the value of the home would warrant no money down. 

It's ok to buy with your HELOC and then refinance afterwards, but make sure you know if that condo is "warrantable" and what the delayed financing rules are for that state.Hopefully this helps in some way but feel free to tag me with any other questions. 

In the future, if you feel the need to attack the character of people on these boards who have done nothing to warrant your unsolicited criticism, please keep it to yourself

And I would never think to charge my tenants for anything that is even borderline, let alone try to keep their whole deposit unless it was truly warranted. 

@Andrew Royce I'm more familiar with the panhandle but in that part of Florida a lot of the condo buildings are "non warrantable" so the financing is tough to get and they can require 20-30% down.