Actually it is worse, but that is just the numbers I have readily available (I'm working on publishing a paper comparing real estate to stock market).

All publish their fees so you can use a spreadsheet to determine the lowest cost solution.

So your current monthly liabilities/interest payable on the $7.5 Million is about $54,000 per month. 

I read a report earlier on Fort Lauderdale that was published by Marcus and Millichap.

Foreclosure fees are limited by statute to about 1% of loan amount plus publishing/posting/tsg etc costs, comes out to about $3k, more if it's a really big loan amount, borrower pays upon reinstatement/payoff/trustee sale. 

If you think of financing sales, you need to get with Ken, he publishes compliance issues for dealers nation wide and is active in the big picture. :)    

Lien holder notice would be impossible.If it were going to Upset sale, I would WANT someone to purchase the property because then the note I purchased for $3500 would be due and payable by the new owner, and the balance owed is ~$73,000. 

@Daniel Miller... check out nerdwallet.com, they publish lists of this sort.

But personally, I'll look for POSITIVE cash flow, together with its payable marginal tax, EVERY time!

Someone published an article a week or two ago about making sure we get our 1099s together out to our contractors and such.