From what I understand there is not enough interest to warrant the investment the builders would need to make in approvals.Included in the pricing is builders insurance as well as inspections and permitting for the home itself.

You basically need to purchase in a new-build neighborhood of "free-standing" townhomes (usually not next to the lake) or get into a non-warrantable condo to get near the lake.

The journey from Colorado to Myrtle Beach with kids in tow warrants you staying for a week at a time. 

After all, they presumably promised in the deed to warrant and defend your title forever. 

The one thing I warrant is know that you are going to be leaving cash behind to cashflow.

This topic warrants its own discussion.

The only reason you should pay that fee is if you have other things going on in your life that warrant the time/money. 

Condos will eat you alive.Is it warrantable? 

For instance, Seller sells on "Subject To" to "Buyer 1" who creates a Warrant Deed.

Are you sure it warrants keeping?