Your lender made an error giving you 90% unless values are collapsing in your market. 

Now throw in a mandatory termite inspection (because the one performed by the original inspector wasn't good enough), a contractor walk-through for a repair estimate AND the post-2008 collapse 3rd party appraisal requirement and we're looking at SIX separate events over three months.

Short of total economic collapse, which our region is usually the last to feel, and major maintenance issues, where am I susceptible to getting into trouble?

We will brace the porch roof, demo the brick, do repairs, and rebuild a new wooden porch.The concrete porch that sits under the old sleeping porch on the east side of the house is collapsing and bringing the sleeping porch with.

If you get both residence rates AND only 20% down, the next banking collapse won't be far off!

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

I didnt think it was possible but my plastic wells actually collapsed. 

I see lots of turnover, but certainly no collapse of any bubble.

the cases i have seen in Oregon is the sellers filed complaints at the AG and the AG went after the buyers.. when it was a scheme to defruad.. although i helped out another out fit that did about 30 of these and once their buyers started defaulting they could no longer make payments and the whole thing collapsed. they did get turned into the AG but nothing came of it but they did have several civil suits it was not pretty 

There was a party on too many people got on the deck and it collapsed, I think a couple died and several injured.