The one-time town president's savings and other houses were seized by the feds when she was convicted of racketeering in 2002.
An auction of her former Cicero home -- valued at about $223,000 -- was postponed during legal proceedings to overturn the conviction.
On Wednesday, a judge ruled to allow the sale.
Loren-Maltese is renting a condo in Evergreen Park, and told The Chicago Tribune everything has been taken from her.
When asked if she had further comment, she said: "Yeah, but you would only have to bleep it out in the paper."
