@Sean CreanThe following IRS page lists the the Roth IRA distribution rules.https://www.irs.gov/publications/p590b/ch02.html

If there is any doubt about it being able to remain in operation then you need to walk, with one exception - if there is public sewer at the road already.  

Sometimes it sags perceptible when you step on it, but it doesn't fail.

Look at the zoning and make sure your zoning is LR1, LR2 or LR3.In Ballard, you need to know how far you are from public transportation (better to be 1/4 or less away) as this will affect your parking requirements and FAR.

I would also hire a public adjustor.

If it doesnt work, Google "Reliant Bill Estimator"https://www.reliant.com/public/moveBillEstimator.htm#.VsypAfkrJhH

Because trust are private documents and are not made public, you can also reprint the same trust agreement naming the LLC the beneficiary.

As long as you are not soliciting/ promoting a company as an employee or you have some association where you benefit there is no worries with making it a public conversation.

I will tell you more when we meet, but it isn't for public consumption at this point.

That's what was said at a City Council meeting about banning them in public along with the real thing, they didn't ban the E-types but they did all other smokies. :)