Just make sure you ask people who to use and interview them like they are an applicant for a job, which they are.Sorry for the lengthy response, let me know if you have any questions or need anything.

This means you cannot use the funds for personal purposes nor could you live in the solo 401(k) owned property.

My question is, is it the tenants responsibility to winterize the house upon moving out?

If drivers keep hitting this wall, according to the HOA, the homeowner bears the responsibility to fix it.

Sorry to ask this question like so many other people have already done, and I have searched the forums for answers and i get such mixed and older responses.

I don't own any of this property and I am sharing for informational purposes. 

My lease puts the "Milwaukee Water Works Bill" as the tenant's responsibility.

We're working tax delinquent and code violations in our market, so far response rates have been lame on mail.Based on everything my partner and I have been learning from experienced guys, you'll need a multi-pronged approach.

Here’s an example of one instance where American Homes 4 Rent (AH4R) has issued about a half-billion dollars in bonds, at an average pass-through rate of 4.138% (there’s that number I used for our mortgage for comparison purposes).

Because of that they will not see this.If you do not get any response from your NJ counterparts, I suggest posting in the public forum.