Her security deposit covered the turn-on fee.

I would surprised if I could rollover/merge four accounts into one solo401k (or the two SEPs into one solo401k).Second question is if my solo401k is about to purchase, say, 60% ownership of a property, can the remaining 40% be deeded to me personally and can I personally secure a loan on that 40% ownership without having UBIT kick in?

Should or can a tenant claim that the security deposit be returned (minus deduction) but with the percentage that a normal savings account acquired since it was money just sitting in the bank.Thanks

(the lender will have to pay for it in advance).Sometimes there is language in the note and security instrument that allows a lender to not only collect on any and all advances (such as taxes, insurance and legal fees) but also charge interest.

You may also want to do a forum post "officially " introducing yourself.

Did you collect 3 separate checks for the security deposit?

The income is Social Security, VA benefit (military spouse of a veteran who passed away) and a civil service check.

I purchased 3 at one time and had them all re-keyed and secured.

Self employment tax or SET is the same as the medicare and social security that's deducted from a paycheck from an employer.

The bank still can try to collect on their note with the previous owner, but they do not have the mortgage to secure the note.