; or (B) the permit, license, authorization, or governmental permission is denied or suspended; (5) private property or property means all property protected under the fifth amendment to the Constitution of the United States, any applicable Federal or State law, or this Act, and includes— (A) real property, whether vested or unvested, including— (i) estates in fee, life estates, estates for years, or otherwise; (ii) inchoate interests in real property such as remainders and future interests; (iii) personalty that is affixed to or appurtenant to real property; (iv) easements; (v) leaseholds; (vi) recorded liens; and (vii) contracts or other security interests in, or related to, real property; (B) the right to use water or the right to receive water, including any recorded lines on such water right; (C) rents, issues, and profits of land, including minerals, timber, fodder, crops, oil and gas, coal, or geothermal energy; (D) property rights provided by, or memorialized in, a contract, except that such rights shall not be construed under this title to prevent the United States from prohibiting the formation of contracts deemed to harm the public welfare or to prevent the execution of contracts for— (i) national security reasons; or (ii) exigencies that present immediate or reasonably foreseeable threats or injuries to life or property; (E) any interest defined as property under State law; or (F) any interest understood to be property based on custom, usage, common law, or mutually reinforcing understandings sufficiently well-grounded in law to back a claim of interest; and (6) taking of private property — (A) means any action whereby private property is directly taken in part or in whole as to require compensation under the fifth amendment to the United States Constitution or under this Act, including by physical invasion, regulation, exaction, condition, or other means; and (B) shall not include— (i) a condemnation action filed by the United States in an applicable court