Very few lenders do non-warrantable condo loans, but that doesn't mean that financing is not available.

Address doesn't get changed or forwarded or enough time passes the PO will not forward anymore....so no one gets the notices, and it goes to foreclosure.The % is probably really c/o or should be, but they don't have a key for that so use % and that means "in care of" .Let's say dad moves in with the kids, the bill gets addressed to dad c/o Dwayne Wade at the new address. 

Personally, I wouldn't rent a unit that doesn't have/allow a washer/dryer, and I assume most A/B/C+ tenants would be the same.

That doesn't mean you can't find a deal - it might have more hair on it.

The tenant doesn't have a choice legally. 

If that doesn't work, you may end up taking it to court.This is obviously a bad relationship and you should never rely on your father to help purchase a vehicle, even temporarily.

To be precise, the Pennsylvania sheriff's sale wipes out the lien but doesn't destroy the right to redemption.

Besides, it doesn't sound like they would be showing up to court to fight the eviction if it comes to that.

He either doesn't see them, or doesn't want to see them, or most likely...doesn't sell them.

@Jason DiClemente - when you say, “doesn’t make money” do you mean negative cash flow?