I told him I'm hauling it away Wednesday if it's not gone and billing him for it.Now that he's almost gone my sister in law is making some very poor life choices that have warranted cps coming and taking her kids.

Even if they are a different race, there have been a lot of red flags that warrant a rejection. 

, but I decided it warranted a thread of its own.

That condo was non-warrantable though, so I had to pay cash for it.I buy all of my properties right off of the MLS.I dont really have a search criteria.

For example, "C" class areas would typically warrant a 60-65%, "B" class areas - 65-70% and "A" class up to 75%.

One of which is a building that cant be financed through a traditional loan, but through a non-warrantable loan given the lack of owner-occupied units. 

I appreciate your taking the time to post and I believe it warrants further discussion here. 

Condos will pending litigation and greater than 50% renters are considered "non-warrantable" condos, and they will not lend on them.  

The county Prosecutor if he found cause would then file the charges an issue a subpoena/ warrant.

Then if I felt the situation warranted it, I would allow them to pay an additional $325 or $650 over the next month or two.