Check with your accountant.

I think the question I would ask is "Who gets the check if a hurricane blows through or if there is a fire?" 

Then check to see if the water meter keeps spinning.

I checked the property but couldn’t detect anything unusual.

Seeking advice here on the best approach, any gotcha's that I'm missing, and overall sanity check... 

Hey Nicholas, thank you so much for the advice, I will give a check on that option. 

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Checking the link Rad provided, it appears they have yet to submit their 2022 audited financials. 

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