There were also a handful of loans to trusts made by WaMu and a few other extinct banks during the mid-2000's period of loose/cheap money.Title holding trusts, of the sort commonly used by real estate investors in my area, offer first level privacy for investor types and convenience of administration, but no real asset protection.

It's always good to verify the rules with your company's plan administrator, as they can vary.If you have quite a bit in the 401K, as you become aware of the broader investment universe outside of mutual funds, kind of makes you want to change jobs just to get your hands on the money!

But those don't matter as much as negotiating a deal that works for you and the estate.I am currently the administrator of one estate that I opened over five years ago.

I recently went to my sister's graduation and seeing all those kids getting degrees in those ridiculous fields(marketing, business administration, sociology,) it made me feel sorry for them...they are competing with folks who have actual job experience and most of these kids probably don't even have ANY skills that an actual business would need to run.Shane hit it right on the money....we are training ourselves to just be sheep and "go off to college" just for the hell of it, why?

And this year, my Administration will begin to partner with 20 of the hardest-hit towns in America to get these communities back on their feet.

Someone already has, they are called grant writers and administrators. :)

Then I'm usually back home to finish some administrative details, exercise in between and then off to city hall or county recorder's office (only one, the WORST one in customer service, isn't online - the other 3 that I use are all online).

If you are still actively at work with the company who has your 401k you are not able to roll it over to a self directed plan and I would be limited to the investments made available by the administrator.

.- If you are a registered small investment company with the Small Business Administration you are exempted.- There are possible exemptions with real estate licensing...I may be wrong, but this should be the site you can go to and find the exemptions/requirements for each state:http://mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org/Pages/default.aspxIt's the NMLS site, National Mortgage Licensing System.And to answer your theory, unless you pass the title to the buyer and have an unsecured loan, it doesn't matter if it's 0% or 100% interest (to the Safe Act, Dodd Frank might limit interest rates, though it's tough to say that applies to personal property - I don't know).

Send mailers to estate Executors/Administrators 18.