@Tim AlvarezI own a muntifamily in Oakland, Ca and this city has rent control so this may apply to you in CoronaConsult an attorney to verify, but this is whai I found after a few hours research...... the "solution" is simple IF you are willing to do the followingOwner Occupy a FOURPLEX.....in Oakland that you buy..... .not a duplex or triplex.............ANDRent to Section 8 Tenants........Helpful Links................In the first line it says Section 8 Tenants are NOT COVERED by the Oakland Rent Control Ordinance https://www.tobenerlaw.com/oakland-rent-control/ http://www.tenantsunion.org/en/rights/section/subsidized-housing-section-8In the above it states thatHUD Housing and Section 8 Housing is considered Government Subsidized Housing and is therefore considered EXEMPT from Oakland Rent Adjustment Program!!!!!

like the 90 day deed restrictionor this one about swearing your going to owner occ  this person asked how to get around it.or the sub too rules how to keep  loan from getting called when there is an alienation clause.WEll those rules are their for a reason that only our federal government knows why but they are rules and the fed is prosecuting those that violate them.. 10 years ago never happened or it was rare.I am in no way insinuating that your suggesting anyone do anything that is not exactly legal or correct..

Normally, after the purchase agreement is signed, the seller will go to escrow, present a valid government ID, and sign a memorandum of contact to verify they are the owner of the property.

Our government has created four trillion dollars out of thin air and yet tells us that inflation is near zero.

@Chuck B. " Gulf Opportunities Act"  it was post Katrina government stimulus program. 

I haven't been able to get my one ounce gold Eagles to cash flow at $1 per coin and the government won't let me depreciate it.

The government has already hinted at trying to tax various other tax-havens over the past few years, and I have little doubt that at the rate we're burning through cash Congress of the future will say "yeah, we made a promise, but so sorry... gonna tax you anyways."

Also, each state as well as federal government have laws regulating  lending, etc. 

However, the issue is that once you've informed somebody that they have escheatment money coming to them, it's a super simple process for them to just contact the government to get the money themselves.  

Waiting to see how government budget cut will impact housing market in the area.