Of course your free to go to administrative law court for a 50 to 100k legal bill to argue your case  LOL 

Slightly higher administrative overhead for me but worth it.

That means I will have to convert my LLPs to LPs which means losing the liability protection, but retaining the administrative complexity (additional tax submissupions for each LLP).  

My screening company checks all three credit reporting companies, plus national criminal background, and judgments/liens/eviction/broken leases.I have noticed that some property management companies in town charge a $250 "administrative fee" to new tenants.

However, they are intense management and administration.

-Apply a lease change fee to cover the administrative costs associated with modifying the agreement.

Most agents are NOW administrative type meaning you need to view the properties yourself.

I don't like this scenario for only one deal because of the amount of work and trouble and administration and tax returns you'll need to deal with.

The problem with that is I'm only recently finding out that there was a special cash out window when I left the company, which would've made me indeed eligible for a lump sum distribution, whereas I would've been able to commence a full unreduced rollover.The administrator is now Xerox, who claims they have no record of receiving an application for benefits from me based on the information provided by Hewitt once they relinquished administrator, nor do they have a way to verify what was or wasn't handled properly by Hewitt.

Business ownersWe see the occasional small business owner who has properties and the administrative staff to take care of the financials and appointments.