I've gotten up in the morning to see missed calls and voice mails from alleged "emergencies".

Love the level of detail here, @Cameron Braig. 

The title co. will probably have liability,  property taxes could get sideways, an RE agent could be wrapped into it, or the county could possibly going as far as an allegation of defrauding taxes.  

In August of this year Lending Club agreed to settle with the CFPB and will pay restitution to borrowers in the program to the tune of $700,000 for alleged “borrower confusion” about the terms of a deferred interest product.

You know, the U.S. government themselves tried to pass a bill a few months ago:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Online_Piracy_ActIt was under the guise of protecting copyright, but it became abundantly clear very quickly that the rights it would have bestowed on law enforcement extended well past that goal, and essentially would have allowed the government to shut down entire domains based on alleged (not proven or judicial) infringement.

While there's no question that Chicago's city proper population has gone down much of the alleged migration has been either overblown or just flat out incorrect.

Bain not only did what you alleged but also loaned $$ for enlargibg businesses, and provided start-up capital.

Hey Cameron,Sounds like these folks would be great for a lease/option deal... as long as they have 3-5% to put down up front.  

And theres an article on CNBC right now alleging that the FED has notified banks to prepare for NIRP (negative interest rates).  

The day before that offer was going to be submitted, I was served with a summons for a lawsuit related to comments made on Facebook about an alleged sexual predator in my community.