@Bobby BarlowYou could purchase the property with solo 401k funds provided you have never owned it and later take it as in-kind distribution (pay federal and state taxes on the value of the property) if you want to have access to it.  

My current mortgage balance is a little over $66,000  and my mortgage payment is $663 a month(includes taxes,insurance).

The tax office told me that the property taxes were up to date as well, which didn't add up because I thought the property had been foreclosed on years ago. 

The expenses of running an apartment property include vacancy loss, maintenance, repairs, management, accounting, legal, evictions, depreciation, landscaping, make ready, utilities in common areas, extermination, insurance, property taxes, building code violation fines, permits, usage fees, security, management, leasing fees, etc.  

I'm about to get a tax lien on a private road that allows 38 townhouses access to their two car garages.

I am thinking there are ways to structure this deal so he benefits from a tax standpoint as well. 

Taxes appear low enough at about 45/mo on this property to not lose too much money.

This can include past taxes, bank statements, credit reports etc.Stay away from anyone who says they can finance anyone from 5k-50 mil for 4% as well as anyone who asks for upfront fees.  

So I have had a bill with the following:20(gallon in the thousands)* $3.98=$79.50+$79.50(sewage)+$40.20(Tax)+57.00(Garbage)=$256.20

I am looking for a tax advisor in the Kenosha area to help plan tax strategies for my real estate income and my passive income.