The alternative of the first vacating their foreclosure plays to your hand in being able to foreclose and have your best shot at recovery.  

If you are looking for a cheaper alternative to try, use Ozium.

@KANE WHITESIDEThe only thing from a 401k perspective that can "go wrong" is that you fail to make payments in the required fashion and the amount of the loan is treated as a taxable distribution, with an additional 10% penalty for early distribution if you are under age 59 1/2.As such, you want to be very sure that you will have the ability to repay the loan, and structure your real estate deal accordingly, with plenty of reserve capital in the event you have an extended vacancy or significant repair expense.You also want to keep in mind that you put that money into the plan tax-deferred, and will be replacing it with after-tax money, so the income you receive personally needs to be a significant return on investment to offset the negative ROI equal to your tax rate that the plan is experiencing.An alternative would be to use the plan itself to make the investment in property.  

Please call me if you would like to learn about these investment alternatives.  

A less expensive alternative, I think, might be to consider submetering the electric for the units off of the main power panel.

Find out what the problem is, then fit the situation into the financing  alternative you need.

Three hundred for the pump truck, one eighty for the camera and about one hundred for the snake. 

Are you looking at any alternatives

As a Realtor I always propose creative options up front and sell the house through those avenues if its what makes sense for the seller but I will say most agents don't present or consider alternate options.

The are companies out there who inspect commercial buildings or, alternatively you can try an engineering firm.