Every year I file an annual 5500EZ form for the 401k plan, on which I write the EIN of the business (plan sponsor), not of the plan itself, because that's what the instructions clearly indicate.

https://www.in.gov/bmv/2486.htmandhttps://secure.in.gov/sos/dealer/files/IC_9-22.pdfIt seems pretty straightforward.

My Pm handles this so I can't help too much on specifics but I can tell you the judges here are way more sympathetic to the landlord so file early and file often.

My tenants have paid $898 as their security deposit.

I hope to secure an FHA loan to finance this and rent out the other two units.

If they don't pay or leave, then I would file with the magistrate to evict them.

If they have to drain their pool to pay for repairs, that whole zip code is going up whether you filed a claim or not.

The house rents for $850/mo, and I think I could push it to $950, give or take - but the debt payments (30-year loan at 4.75 or 5%) and taxes and insurance would take up all of that, leaving nothing for renovations.One alternative I’ve pondered would be to secure it and then seller-finance it to an owner-occupant.

I believe the damages will be more than the security deposit.

I believe the damages will be more than the security deposit.