Life events include, but not limited to, death, incapacitation, injury, incarceration, divorce, bankruptcy, suits and claims from inside the corporate structure or outside of it.

Not saying it is predatory, but taken on the whole, the security provided and other claims, it can cause trouble.Private investors or operators/borrowers, small entities with key persons, need to look to the issues of death, incapacitation, incarceration, marriage, divorce, bankruptcy, other judgments and in some cases, aspects of asset management and asset (note) valuation as such may effect medical and death benefits.

We have added a section where the tenant gives authorization for the person they name to remove their belongings in the event of death or "unanticipated prolonged absence from the rental property" -- think incarceration.5) Maintenance Request Forms (3 copies)  We only rent apartments that are in good shape and stress that we really want to know about problems when they occur, especially water dripping.6) Mailing labels for tenants who will be mailing their rent.  

@Will Wu while the exact circumstances of his (likely) arrest will determine the details, it is very likely that any extended incarceration with trigger a revocation of the Section 8 voucher.

What if the seller dies, divorces, gets incarcerated, or sued?

Bill,Perhaps you misunderstood my response about creating a mortgage on your own property, I would never suggest something that would cause anyone the risk of incarceration, just not my style.I have been successful with every alternative method of financing and note techniques that I suggest to friends and associates and I am still staying legal and not wearing the color orange.If there is something I am not aware of about your comments, I will search for a clarification.Thank you for bringing the issue you have regarding my mortgage and note method of acquiring more real estate and freeing up personal equity.

Even if the record owners have lost interest, due to relocation, drugs/alcohol, other disorders, incarceration or death, neighbors and community government people and secured creditor "people" care. 

I bought from the courthouse steps from owners who were not ready to sell, mostly not willing (they were forced by the lender) to sell, and some were not able (since they were dead or incarcerated) to sell.

Whether through incarceration for a crime or by some scared little punk!

There will be some properties whose owner(s) are incarcerated, or suffer from substance abuse, severe mental or emotional issues or just don't want to be found.