In our world, it means the property is truly ready... acquired, rehabbed, inspected, warranted, TENANTED AND PERFORMING. 

I found a lists of delinquent individual and business taxpayers who have outstanding tax warrants.

There simply is not enough work to warrant it.Never a good idea to use a tenant as a PM.

Unless your business has assets to warrant a credit line, you will probably need to personally guarantee it.

If you see this property as an equity builder, then having a negative cash flow may be warranted and may be a means of justifying the purchase.

Even using an income perspective and a 7% cap rate (which I think is more aggressive than what is warranted), the property is coming out at about a value of $130,000 at most.

Hopefully the listing agent and your grandmother are communicating regularly about what has been done to market it, what response has been received, and what adjustments to the marketing plan might be warranted.  

They've already got a countersuit filed against my detainer warrant, listing all the things I'm sharing.

Then after you have that information make sure your number is same or more if warranted.

A lawyer will cost you $5k to over $20k, depending on your goals (tenants get one free BTW, courtesy of our Board of Stupivisors :)If you just want to keep bldg with existing tenants, you’ll still need advice, as it sounds like they are making issues (either warranted wrt basic repairs, or not.)