No matter what "crash" people still need housing. if you are in the single family residential rental business, life goes on.What is happening is being manipulated and is not even "real"The government takes in way more money than it needs to pay its debt.I just wouldn't be flipping a lot now, and if so one at a time.

I found Don Wood was running a charity scam called Child Watch where he attracts investors like our local government and J Charles Nemes was arrested for fraud in New Jersey some time back.They are also in bed with GreenSky Home Financing (who I have used!)

@Nicole Williamson If a tenant wishes for early termination under our lease {which happens to be the government 'standard lease'}, they are responsible for their rent obligation until the earlier of a) the end of the original lease, or b) the apartment is re-rented (and the first rent payment from the new Tenant is received).That said, we do our best to work with the tenants to show the unit, affect repairs and re-rent.

The Olmstead case was about a person who owed the government money, and the court allowed to government to take his LLC property.

Or what if there is a government lien or IRS lien against the company that has not yet been files, no record of it.

And you may be asking, what will happen to all of the FHA loans with the government shutdown?

I went to work in the same industry in Government Contracts.

I went to work in the same industry in Government Contracts.

The defendants used the double closing technique and the federal government calls it "bank fraud" and "money laundering."

Make sure you follow the laws of your state, a good place to call is whoever governs real estate agents.