I'm not saying a lack of checks and balances in government will lead to some kind of simplistic doom.

This won't be an owner-occupied property.Few of the major banks I talked with said that minimum for multi-family is 25% down, which is governed by Fannie Mae regulations.I'd appreciate if you can recommend someone who can do this type of loan and close within 45 days.Thanks!

UNLESS you personally live in that property, you are operating a ROOMING facility and come under the State regulations for Hotels / Motels ....IMO, think again.

The one bullet point non-detailed summary of who is likely to end up on one of those financial, mortgage, and real estate type crimes - to include non-felonies.In terms of timing, I just pulled a random file up from a closed transaction in Oakland, and the database checks were run 5 days after I submitted the file as a matter of course with no particular rush request or anything, which tells me that if it was going to be an issue then this borrower would have known in time for their earnest money to be protected by the loan contingency, but after they've spent a grand on appraisal and inspection.When someone volunteers that they are concerned about mysterious government watch lists, we run that check at the preapproval stage.

Arizona state law will govern the contract, and laws tend to vary from state to state.

The housing area is ripe for similar approaches, building on similar legal theories and laws governing public benefits, child welfare, mental health and other programs.

Under your logic that might presumably constitute "adding" (not just preserving) life, but it is generally recognized that painting of the entire property exterior may be be expensed (even the IRS explicitly recognizes this in its publications and regulations). 

Although FHA is a government-assisted program for homebuyers, banks are still required to insure that the homebuyer meets certain requirements.

The answers to your questions regarding right to non renew etc.are found in your state landlord tenant regulations on line.

The very inappropriately named "Housing Assistance Tax Act" (seriously, I'm from the government I'm here to help?????)