My motivation is to make sure that the social security number she gave me is the correct one.

If the provider implements the plan correctly and if you as the administrator administer the plan correctly, there are no issues.The problem is, the provider may not know enough about your specific business to determine if you're administering it correctly and most people aren't going to be familiar enough with ERISA statutes to know ourselves.

As long as things are structured correctly and there is alignment with skin from the other partners you trust then I think this is close to the best of both worlds.

Is this correct and if so how is the tax calculated.

No matter what type of architecture, or exterior finish, many times updating with energy efficient doors, windows, new trim, and paint will do wonders.As for the maintenance of stucco, IF IT'S APPLIED CORRECTLY, and you have good gutters, etc. on the house, you shouldn't be having problems with mold.

Yes, Steve is correct, thanks

Also, you are risking more than your $250K+ in this scenario...kind of like margin correct?

Is this correct thinking, and would this be a good investment?

You ordered the appraisal, correct?

So if I get repeated calls from neighbors about noise or parties, it becomes a management issue and charge $25 for taking a call and giving notice to the tenants to correct such neighborly conduct, if they don't pay it with the rent, then they are in default and that can lead to eviction.