Brenda Kay Sannes
2019
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What was filed
24
investments
2
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
1
debts
0
reimbursements
1
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- Family Trust A
- Family Trust C
- New Rez LLC
- Benefit received from Sannes Family Trust C
As filed
Amgen, Inc. — Dividend
Fidelity Total Market Index Fund — Dividend
Fidelity Total Market Index Fund — Sold (part)
Fidelity Total Market Index Fund — Sold (part)
Fidelity Total Market Index Fund — Sold (part)
The Southern Company — Dividend
New York State 529 Age-Based Option: Aggressive Growth Portfolio — None
New York State 529 Age-Based Option: Conservative Growth Portfolio — None
New York State 529 Age-Based Option Income Portfolio — None
New York State 529 Growth Stock Index Portfolio — None
New York State Mid-Cap Stock Index Portfolio — None
Rental Property #1 (Los Angeles, California) — Rent
M & T Accounts — Interest
M & T (IRA) — Interest
Chase Account — Interest
Ditech Funding — Interest
New Rez LLC (X) (see part VIII) — Interest
National Group Whole Life Insurance — Dividend
State Farm Whole Life Insurance — Int./Div.
Fidelity Intermediate Treasury Bond Index Fund — Dividend — Buy
Fidelity Investment Grade Bond Fund — Dividend — Buy
Currency trading account (X) — Distribution — Closed
Family Trust C (H)
Sannes Family Limited Partnership — Royalty — Open
Co-trustee (See part VIII), Family Trust A
Co-trustee (See part VII, line 23, and part VIII), Family Trust C
Liability — New Rez LLC — Mortgage on rental property #1 (part VII, line 12)
Income — 2019 — Benefit received from Sannes Family Trust C — $53,000.00
Family Trust A is a revocable living trust without reportable assets.
Family Trust C is an irrevocable trust which owns 50% of the Sannes Family Limited Partnership
The servicing on the impound account for the mortgage on rental property #1 (part VII, line 12) switched from Ditech Funding to New Rez LLC in March 2019.
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