I think if they can support tokenized governance, establish a stable liquidity pool, and reduce the bottleneck of Lofty as the single point of failure, they can really differentiate themselves.

This paragraph does not apply to a dwelling unit used in connection with a federally administered or regulated housing program, including programs under s. 202, s. 221(d)(3) and (4), s. 236, or s. 8 of the National Housing Act, as amended.Keep in mind that this law is completely civil in nature.

And all the time the government is growing and borrowing. 

Each seems to have its own computer programs that determine the risk based on the location.  

All that Government Cheddah they are throwing around on these ultra cheap Section 8 properties.......Yum....

It's lower income and some of our tenants are on voucher programs.  

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Sale price: $537,000 Purchased in an upcoming area, identified by reading prospectus from local governments to show planned community development in our area.

Furthermore, the total past due paid was over 100k which far exceeds HUD's guidelines under the program.

I got a mailer from NRIA.org offering siding/roofing/ window etc. replacement under government grants.

I use this term to encompass everything from Government Backed Mortgages (FHA, VA, USDA) to Fixed-Rate, Adjustable Rate, Jumbo and Conventional.