Regime change or overthrown government.

JPMorgan's *** would be in a sling from any number of government agencies if they hadn't done some level of due diligence.

I work in construction contract management for the Government.

I bought it with a 3/1 ARM but was never able to refinance because I've never had 20% equity, and it was never sold to Freddie/Fannie so I didn't get my government bailout.Fast forward to 2012, my rate adjusts to 3.25% and I'm $30-40k underwater.

Hosted services cannot guarantee your information/data will not be combed by government agencies; a big deterrent from using U.S.A. based services to those in other countries.

Additionally the rent is usually government guaranteed.

An impact fee is charged by local government for development projects.

I would shy away from condos actually.Generally speaking, the governance associated with Condos kills the deal.

Different banks have different overlays and most are more strict than the government minimums, although not all.

Typically, state or local law provides for when a utility can place a lien on property; typically, the utility must be provided by some government body for that to occur when the utility customer is not the property owner.