Any 401k /Pension plan/Trust issues that are prosecuted almost always have to do with much larger entities and larger breaches of duty by the trustee toward the employees.

Perhaps you were not aware of this dynamic or you are not familiar with trusts and how they operate.What matters is where management of the LLC is performing their duties for the issue we're discussing. 

I had to give up my career several years ago to marry my active duty husband and pursue having a family.

Buy a house in the mid west for the price of a car.or for the Aussies buy a house for the price of Stamp duty ( transfer tax)LOL

Double-Duty Property: With a duplex, you get the best of both worlds.

@John Clark all of your points about info sharing, while correct in their conceptual execution (except for the idea that AirBnB is the only party to have transnational info, the renter and property owner do too), hinge upon the idea that AirBnB has any duty to share that information with the government, that the government can't get that information any other way to enforce its regulations, and that the government has a need for the information if they can't get it anywhere else.

@Vince Vitale@Joshua Benjamins is one I know.

Volunteer for a committee or run for a Board seat...get involved to make sure the Board is actually fulfilling their fiduciary duty by operating properly and meeting their responsibilities as defined in NJ law and their own By-Laws.

Yea so, I have the numbers below:Purchase price: $87,500The only financing I could get was through my credit union for a 15 year mortgage, but I talked to another bank who is willing to refinance me into a 30 year after I have purchased the property (but they can't finance me initially because I'm graduating nursing school and don't have long enough job history in my position).So, with that said, Im using 7% rate, 20% down, which makes my PITI $744.87; I'm going active duty into the navy nurse corps in August, so if I close on this property before then, I can use SCRA to cap the interest at 6% during my active duty time. 10% property management fee (being long distance, this is a must)5% for each cap ex, vacancy, repairs, and tenant would pay all utilities. 

@Liam DelumpaI have out-of-state properties, but all are single-family homes that my family and I lived in for a few years and then turned into a rental when the military sent us to a new duty station.