You would not be able to change anything in the books for the time period prior to the date that you used for the end period of that accountant'so copy (without manually unlocking things and then running the risk of creating conflicting changes). 

I can't tell you how many times I've left my car unlocked, my garage door open, or my door wall open all night.

They apparently lost the basement key a while ago and have just been leaving the basement door unlocked.

Putting the tenants personal safety concerns aside, those French doors are just too easy to break into and unlock the door, especially if you've got one on the side door, where it may be less visible from the street.I'd never have a tenant in an urban neighborhood with a french style doors for entry.

I remember being appalled at the thought of having to unlock a fridge everytime I was hungry or wear water shoes to take a shower.

(I left the door unlocked and when he called gave him instructions and directions.)

The current owner lives out of state so he can't come and unlock the door himself.My concern is that of course, an end buyer will want to inspect the top unit before he/she commits to buy and I would think its a deal breaker if the tenant is uncooperative?

They don't want agents giving out the code, tracking dirt through the property, leaving lights on, leaving doors unlocked, etc.I'm a broker and so is my friend.

Self-directed account unlocks your retirement funds from limited investment choices when used in a conventional IRA or 401k and gives you virtually limitless investment choices, but all gains and profits must go back into your 401k, sheltered from taxes.But with Solo 401k you will have the ability to access some of those funds any time tax-free and penalty free to be used for any purpose you wish.

Immediately before his disappearance, the above-mentioned appliance removal occurred at my colleague’s property, and mine was broken into shortly after with no signs of forced entry, with the exception of the loss of about $3,000 worth of flooring and other materials, and the door being unlocked and ajar.