Or, just start calling agents in the area and asking for a quote.You need to find out if the condo project is warrantable.

Just be cordial with your current agent and exit nicely.You never know they might come across a buyer in their network later on that wants your property.I find it pays to be nice even when not warranted in many instances.Of course there are always times it's not possible.Don't focus on your mistakes.You can still sell it today with the right plan put into action and a broker/agent more aligned with your goals.

I had a debt collection company (a single member LLC) that wasn't making enough profit to warrant its continuation.In any case, assuming I had my last house for 2+ years, you're saying that two exclusions within 2 years is possible in some cases?

The most likely wrong thing is that there are too many rentals and the project is now non-warrantable.

Not sure how you would be hurting your reputation as a buyer by backing out of a deal that was warranted as no major defects but had major defects.

A correction was warranted, but such a spirited correction?

For what it is worth, even though you have a personal knowledge of the property it doesn't warrant putting in the effort to buy that particular asset in my opinion.

How many units would it take to sound like an office is warranted or does it even matter?

I did this once and the defendant didn't show up to court and the judge put out a warrant for her arrest.

If warranted, so be it.