Some people get turned down for a government job (Supreme Court justice, for example) even though they've never been charged with or convicted of a crime.Some people learn their lesson and reform themselves after a few close calls, while others do not.

Thanks guys, whew census is already getting the affect of the recent government shutdown, I browsed through the site, and it’s not the clearest on how to generate the data you might need.

Account Closed Public - National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is backed by the government and is rated higher then private flood insurance, despite NFIP being 2 billion in the red.

Do you not bother to advertise to non government applicants.

Here's the article: https://www.nar.realtor/what-a-government-shutdown-means-for-realtorsWhat is your take on this issue? 

I think a lot depends on the area and local government.

HUD Guidelines 24 CFR 206.125 is the code that governs how the sale of a Reverse Mortgage Foreclosure will take place.

Depending on the age of the home they might not even insure it or you jump straight to government-funded or backed insurance.That alone can equal up to the cost of an average HOA down here and sometimes surpass the monthly cost of an HOA.I have one property (single family home) that I pay more monthly on home insurance than I pay on HOA in 2 office condos I own.I dont know much about Multifamily since I dont own any but I can only assume the rates would be even higher.Im only speaking of home coverage not liability ... 

I have 14 years and then I can retire with a government pension.

I'm not a lawyer so definitely double check me but this type of stuff is what forces the government to put in new regulations to protect people.