Construction management should not be an issue within FAB between cells.And, Lamar is at arm's length, he is not a lender but owner and is entitled to interest (or equities) in Cell One as well as an equity split as a mamber in Cell A.

Also they need to provide you with proof of funds from their bank account or an HML lender.If they are a real buyer they will oblige for safety reasons and just tell them it's your companies policy.

Ce Mill,Do the "upgrades" have anything to do with health or safety, or are they simply cosmetic or function?

I would be selling services on an arm's length basis.For D, I wouldn't be transferring plan income.For E, I wouldn't deal with the income or assets of the plan.For F, there is an exception for "the prohibitions ... shall not apply to (2) any contract, or reasonable arrangement, made with a disqualified person for office space, or legal, accounting, or other services necessary for the establishment or operation of the plan, if no more than reasonable compensation is paid therefor"--which would seem to apply.Am I missing something or just reading it wrong?

I have been reading around the the net about a arm's lenghth sale being posible.

Comply with all obligations imposed on Tenant by building and housing codes materially affecting health and safety;b.)

This especially applies to safety issues.Don't do work that requires a license if you are not licensed in that trade.

Safety is very important.

I have two 30-ton jacks that I will be using.I am wondering if there is a safety risk here and what I need to know to do this as safely as possible?

All of my loans are 5 year arms at decent rates, but I'm trying to decide what the best plan of action is long term.