(Unless MA includes some listing through non-judicial process) Your first opportunity to see foreclosure actions will be publication, notice of foreclosure and those should also be filed with a county clerk's office or clerk of court or similar administrative side as the process is non-judicial, the court isn't involved so it's not a matter before any court.

You would then pay yourself back pursuant to your 401k plan rules which is typically a 5yr term at an interest rate of prime+1-2% paid back to yourself in essence with some fees going to the 401k plan administrator. 

If your mortgage is owned, insured, or guaranteed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac,Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Veterans Affairs, or U.S.

I've given some broad sweeping examples and generalizations and so you'd need to check with your own financial situation and Solo 401(k) plan administrator (and financial adviser, and maybe CPA) to make sure what is right for you.

Expenses= $18,358 Administrative Expenses= $14,727Total Utlilties= $8,990Taxes/ ins right now= $9,888 but taxes would jump to $7,500 per unit so would increase it to $19,888Media Expenses= $761Total Expenses= $62,723NOI=$89,987-$62,723=$27,264Property worth using cap rate of 10%= $27,264/.10= $272,640 x .2 down= $54,528$218,112 loan at 4% for 25 yr with 5 yr ballon= $1,030/month x12= $12,360Expenses + mortgage= $75,083yrCash Flow= $89,987- $75,083=$14,904/12=$1,242 month

The IRS allows for rollover and transfers out, but it is going to be up to whoever the administrator of the plan is if they will allow you to transfer it out.

LLCs should be formed for business management reasons, for better administration of a business venture, not as a fortress for you to hide in.

I've called the ferry administration looking for information, and they gave me an email address.

I currently work for a large defense contractor doing IT Systems Administration work.  

I tend to agree with you but only in part.I do blame "part" of the problem on "bedroom" (mortgage) brokers who helped, and in some cases "encouraged" loan applicants to falsify documents, particularly income statements.I blame the "don't worry, be happy", the market will take care of everything attitude of the Bush (and Bush Sr. and Reagan) administration toward any type of oversight of the mortgage business.As we all learned in high school Civics class; people may be honest, but when an opportunity presents itself they will cheat.