One of those rules calls for the non-spouse beneficiary to start taking distributions from the 401k or beneficiary IRA by December 31st following the death of the 401k participant.

Looking forward to participating on the forum.

@Anthony RussellThere is also a math/tax problem with this logic that most people overlook when they look at the 401k participant loan as cheap and easy money.You put the money into the plan on a tax-deferred basis.You borrow the money from the plan and pay the plan interest in the range of 4-5%.So far, so good.Your payments to the plan are made with after-tax dollars, thus eliminating the initial deferral benefit.  

I participated in the last tax lien sale there were about 800 liens for sale and about 400 buyers so at best you have the option to buy 2 liens. 97% of the liens are between $500-$2,500.

So are you planning to sit it out or so you have other ways to participate actively in the meantime?

That targeted link will show me which houses participated and which didn't.

Although if the negative interest rates don't keep the economy from deleveraging employment rates might go up substantially even with these crazy labor force participation numbers.  

The more you participate the more you learn.  

Glad I got to participate in your first post!

In his books Kiyosaki says the wealthy seek loopholes and actively participate in tax avoidance.