@Ron S. we are saying the same thing, Federal government liens survive everything.

(http://www.thailand-real-estate-law-center.com)Switzerland--- Limited to 1500 purchases a year with a permit from the government. 

Getting your homeowner/renters insurance policy to pay for temp housing, dealing/getting with the government assistance? 

Government and charities create affordable housing, investors take advantage of it assuming they wish to invest in C/D tenants.

2) You should review government as well as the commercial plans for a particular area to see what is planned if anything. 3) In addition, the economy plays a significant role in the area development.

Remember, HAs are government workers and most have vacation time they are using up at the end of the calendar year.  

And sure, if you can print money to pay them off, you'll get paid, but what will those dollars be worth when they have to flood the monetary supply (M2) to make investors whole?

Your new policy will be in your title holding entities name but when the broker prints out the ACCORD form that goes to the mortgage company it needs to list the mortgagors name on the top line with the acronym ATIMA beside their name and then your title holding entity name right below that.

Hardest lesson learned:How much the government controls what you do with your property. 

I have been talking with my mother who has been working civil service for the government for over 20 years.