You can always summarize the charges. 

To summarize, just to confirm I am understanding correctly;Firstly, a DST uses estate plan trust Spendthrift provisions to provide comparable asset protection as an LLC with Charging Order protection. 

Super helpful to summarize - LLC for commercial (5+) units and umbrella policy for less than 4?

To summarize what was explained to us: They booked an appointment with a licensed therapist, built up a rapport with them and got diagnosed, went out and adopted two animals, got them temperament tested, and know they get along well with their existing dog…all in under 10 days after signing.To me, this sets off a number of red flags:a) They’re not up-front/transparent with us on this, what else could they be hiding?

To summarize what I hear you all saying it sounds like the (c) vs (b) is the key difference. 

I guess to summarize my post I have $150k to play with and want to put my best foot forward to get away from the rat race and into something that I love.

The first thing I did was contacted my attorney and summarized some of the estate things to see if it would pay through it and he confirmed.

Each page (property) had details of expenditures and a summary ‘property scorecard’ that summarized performance and expense categories.  

It does a good job summarizing each issue.Now, try to find the problem and act appropriately.

I promise to summarize all your answers into one post at the end so we can all crowdsource ideas.