The PM could have had some feeling from your phone call or past experience from something similar to warrant the answer but there was nothing wrong with your question either.

Unless your market is The San Francisco Bay Area or NYC, two weeks isn’t an exorbitant amount of time for a property to be listed and probably doesn’t warrant such a low offer.

In the final judgement paperwork it mentions something about tax warrants being able to get surplus funds. 

Is ever enough to warrant a deal?

Outside vendors will often alert us to issues, as will neighbors, either of which would warrant a visit outside of that.

This slumlord prices his places significantly below market rent because the condition of the units does not warrant market rent and because when paying below market rent the tenants are more accepting of having extension cords powering part of the unit, having bugs, or having a tarp over a leaky roof for months. 

I’ve seen Cozy and like it’s simplicity, and seems to be a forerunner.The other PM companies in the area that would take my portfolio aren’t willing to budge with their fees, and honestly, I think given my smaller portfolio, I don’t think it warrants their high commissions/fees given the rental history of the properties.I would love any recommendations for software as I’m making a list of the things I need (posted before this) with the things I think I need to do to prepare the take back.. what to ask for, etc.Appreciate the help!

Buyers parole officer came by with an arrest warrant for violation of probation3.

Yes, they aren't allowed to but if the situation was extreme enough it might be warranted.

One that provides enough of a return above the ARV purchase to warrant the risk and effort.Good luck