I’m finishing up renovation on 2 non warrantable condos that won’t qualify for traditional financing.

Offer cash for keys while you begin a detainer warrant, and make other plans because they are going to be there for a while.

It seems every property I throw into my calculator is not profitable on day one unless you raise rents $100 or more (and probably not warranted given the condition) as soon as you take ownership.

I performed an arrest records search on the tenant and found a history of arrests, as well as a warrant out for their arrest (failure to show in court).

You're pushing them under to get on top yourself, when they haven't done anything to warrant this response beyond tell you they aren't interested in selling. 

If it has gotten to this point already, then there seems to be enough there to warrant the fine, at least.

For example, a tax lien investor may end up with a land parcel and a treasurer's deed and wish to then sell that property, but the title may not be warranted with only a treasurer's deed.

-I talked to some banks for financing non-warrantable condotel/STR and most of them is asking 60% LTV.

Main floor completely updated, basement left unfinished as projected sale price increase didn’t warrant the work/time to complete.Closed on 6th of June.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

He got insulted, I guess his animals live outside or in a cage.If Cara sues them in small claims, she will win the judgment and can get their salaries garnished and/or a bench warrant.