We only had a few stores that required masks and that was during the most recent "outbreak" which quickly dried up when people realized the number of positive cases were rising but deaths continued to drop.I think there are more people taking vacations by car than by plane.

Because that places you in a position to act in the best interest of the beneficiary not in your best interest, they can be terminated at the drop of a hat or upon death, something we all face but just don't know when. 

Aside from the light rails mentioned previously, there are toll ways and newer, larger, highways in general.

Their claim is that in order to pull the records, we have to provide the name of the deceased and preferably a date of death.

If so, is there a way I can set this up for her so that she doesn't have to do all the work (she will be devastated by my death ;)) Any suggestions of how to do this?

Hello BP Most people who know me, know that i love love love investing in Nothern Indiana, i had the opportunity to go back to Indiana for a week due to unfortunate circumstances (a death) I visited Chicago, and i absolutely feel in love with it.

But this deal of yours, of mixing the two is awfully confusing.I know an investor whose niche is doing deals with older, retired property owners, usually mortgage free properties that they owned for a long time, has too much capital gains, and want heirs to inherit on their death to get the stepped up bases.He uses Long term triple net lease as his vehicle of choice.

In otherwords, there is no-such thing as an earthquake-proof building.But we can greatly reduce the chances of damage, injury, or death in existing buildings by retrofitting them (we know a lot more about proper construction than we did even 30 years ago.

These financial loss's to many are tragic life altering events Only thing worse is the death of a spouse or child to many of these investors.. 

I have heard of people saying it should go in the LLC for protection but the trust for its benefits in tax savings for beneficiaries/heirs upon death...