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20160571 Page 11 of 15 Tax Identification 40. For tax purposes, this Revocable Living Trust will be identified by the Grantors' Social Security Numbers during the lifetime of the Grantors. After the death of the Grantors, the acting Trustee will apply to the IRS for any necessary tax identification numbers. Homestead Tax Exemption 41. If the principal residence of the Grantors is held within this Revocable Living Trust, the Grantors maintain the right to possess and inhabit the residence without rent and charge -free, for the duration of their lifetime. This is intended for the purpose of giving the Grantors a beneficial interest and possessor rights in the residence and to ensure that the Grantors do not lose any eligibility for a state homestead tax exemption that they would otherwise qualify for. Vote of Minor or Adult Dependent Beneficiaries 42. Where a Beneficiary is a Minor or Adult Dependent Beneficiary and a vote, consent, or decision of the Qualified Beneficiaries is required, then the parent, custodian or guardian for that Minor or Adult Dependent Beneficiary, acting in the best interest of that Minor or Adult Dependent Beneficiary, will be allowed to take the place of that Minor or Adult Dependent Beneficiary for the purpose of that vote, consent, or decision. Termination of Trust 43. This Living Trust will terminate where the Property of this Living Trust is exhausted through distributions. 44. In the event that the acting Trustee concludes that the value of the Property is insufficient to justify the cost of administration and that the aggregate value of the Property is less than $50,000.00 (USD), the acting Trustee may terminate this Living Trust after providing notice to the Qualified Beneficiaries. Where this Living Trust is terminated under this section, the acting Trustee will distribute the Property in a manner consistent with and as described in the distributions sections of this Living Trust.