I recommend you take a photograph copy of that document and/or secure it somewhere.There is no charge from the police or coroner.In my state, they do not confiscate weapons unless there's cause.

This means that the property was confiscated by the government for whatever crime someone supposedly committed.

I detest elitism and discrimination of any kind.Answer:TBH, I do not really care where your rental payment comes from, as long as you are not paying me with funds that could be taken by the government for some reason (you stole them from the bank, or not sure how the government would deem they could confiscate the funds, but as long as they're mine when you give them to me, I don't care where you got them.)This is a business, not a platform to make political statements. 

Had that been a rental property, her annual cashflow would have been basically confiscated by the HOA. 

I'll FedEx you your improperly confiscated SuccessStory trophy :)

With that in mind I will point out the US HAS Nationalized before, with confiscation, this was done to private gold ownership once upon a time, look it up.

If the funds are illegal, such as drug money or money owed to the IRS, etc, these funds could be placed on hold or even confiscated by law enforcement.

Originally posted by @Charles Carillo:A perfect example of why you should have ample reserves when investing into real estate.Yeah, you should have ample reserves because you never know when you're property might be confiscated by the government by force and you end up not being compensated for it.  

I know this is a good way to confiscate a home for cheap. 

Nothing to be gained by confiscating his stuff.