Some examples of non-warrantable ineligible properties include: * Timeshares * Condominiums that are less than 50% owner-occupied * Condominiums that have a history of financial problems * Condominiums that are located in high-crime areas * Condominiums that are located in floodplains or other high-risk areas It is important to note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there may be other factors that can make a condo not warrantable. If you are considering buying a condo, it is important to speak with a lender to find out if the property is warrantable.