This tax has to be paid out of the IRA.Then, to rub salt into the wound, you still have to pay tax on your IRA distributions when you do get around to taking them.

The $530 is likely salted.7.

But thats just my speculation, take that with a grain of salt.

Do I need to keep salt on the ground?

I'm not sure how it works in NY but when we had our rentals in MO our attorney advised us to provide the tenants with a bag of salt and let them handle it. 

I was driving through Salt Lake City yesterday and couldn’t help but notice so many of the FOR LEASE signs plastered on all of the commercial office buildings lining the main highway.

If your contractor is good at finish work they are some times a good deal but they need to be thoroughly prepped by sanding and filling blemishes and should have a quality spray finish applied.

Hello Nate,Since you are in NJ i would suggest something and take it with a grain of salt.

I'll do my best to get these answered correctly - Just take them with a grain of salt because I'm not over the finish line yet!

Below is my lease provision (Warning - Not legal advice):LAWN CARE & SNOW/ ICE REMOVAL:It is the Tenant’s responsibility to take care of all snow/ice removal and lawn care of the premises, the following are the terms of such responsibility: ALL sidewalks, porches, and normal traffic areas on premises must be kept clear of snow and ice by shoveling and salting (snow salt is to provided by Tenant).