When you find a good one, that realtor will accelerate your investment strategy and help you find the right deal.

3 reasons:1 - It quickly eliminates that debt completely2 - You've eliminated a monthly payment forever, which is the equivalent of buying a rental property but without the 3 T's...and, you reduce the amount of cash flow you need to pay your monthly bills.3 - The cash you were using for the monthly payments of debt you paid off you can now use to accelerate the payoff of the next in line of the "bad debts" you mentioned.You get the trifecta. 

.- Income distributions are taxed at ordinary income rates, but there may be no taxes at all if there are "paper losses" from accelerated depreciation.- If cash is returned to the investor through a refinance, that is a partial return of equity and a non-taxable event.- When the property is sold, any gains are taxed as capital gains. - A 1031 exchange of sorts is possible if you roll the sale of the limited partnership into a similar and larger limited partnership, but you cannot 1031 directly into your own property acquisition.Am I getting this about right?

Does anyone know how to avoid my mortgage being accelerated so I can put it under an LLC or S corp?

I want to find a financial strategist, not just advisor, that understands the acceleration I'm setting goals around. 

Assuming that you get a decent deal when you buy and the property appreciates slightly while you live there, and you accelerate the mortgage payoff, you can then use equity from the quadplex to buy more income property and use your income from you day job to buy a nice personal residence in a few years.  

We picked the right area and the right school district to help accelerate the appreciation.

If interest rates continue to fall that should only accelerate the process.

The question is whether laws should be passed right now to ACCELERATE the foreclosure process in light of new information that indicates errors are likely.The only people putting the brakes on FC right now are the companies themselves. not the govt.

Residential mortgages have an acceleration clause or due-on-sale clause you'll need to dance around.