They said it was transferred to PHA, and then PHA said they couldn't do anything because the Council President had their eye on it for improvements to the neighborhood.

I was going to transfer my Individual 401k (currently with Schwab) to a Self-Directed Solo 401k with Provident Trust using them as the Custodian ($495/year) and then also establishing an LLC to which funds would be transferred and controlled. 

I know banks will not give you a mortgage for a purchase when you are going to hold title in LLC instead people close then transfer the deed and from what i hear the banks don't enforce the due on sale clause if there was one.  

The question I need answered is there a way for us to form an llc and transfer the contract to the llc so when we close we don't have to put it in out personal names then transfer ownership afterany help would be greatthanks

We are located in NYC, and have a few properties in the area, including coops ( which I was told, we can't transfer to LLC, is it correct?).

Whatever agent you work with should also be talking to you about securing an appropriate liability policy and counseling you on contractual risk transfer with the GC and their subs.

Request seller to address this by removing UST and let them remove this risk instead of transferring the risk to you. 

This is now no longer acceptable as their first response.The other key thing is that our Addendum of Clauses is split into two separate addendums instead of one.A few small points are that brackets for tv's are now considered fixtures and must stay with the property, the termite clause is weakened a bit, buyers retain complete right to terminate a contract if they are not given all the lead paint forms (This will be an issue on REO's as they often dont do any disclosures), the contract makes TOPA a little more clear in that your most previous tenant needs to be offered the chance to buy the property (DC) and the new sub section on the transfer taxes in DC, I think is going to be an issue.Im sure most of the stuff for the DC and MD contract will be similar for Northern Virginia too.

@James MoreheadIf you have any former employer 401k funds you can transfer them to a self-directed IRA and then invest in real estate, tax liens and notes.

Mostly title issues or simple transfers and they weren't bad.