@J Scott finally came up with a LTV of .1% and  an interest rate of what 5,000% to try to justify his attack on my statement. 

Seems he went for a midnight swim three days before and suffered a heart attack on the water, or so the story for public consumption goes.

That all being said I don't think we should be attacking the victims in this case by telling them to calm down and wait it out.

I’m not sure why anyone is surprised that this strategy has come under attack (I doubt anyone really is).

Take notice: the IRS is in the attack mode. 

Nobody has ever even tried to challenge a Series LLC per say, and all the attacks people leverage against Series LLC’s are the same attacks one would use against multiple LLC’s.

Her mother's boyfriend comes toward me to attack me when I'm in handcuffs and the police slam his face onto the hood of a police car.I almost have tears in my eyes because of the crazy chaos and I never ever hit or kicked my wife.

Now a days, the plaintiff will try to also invoke the consumer protection act on any "unreasonable business activity" to attack your personally and circumvent your asset protections such as your LLC. 

Only attacking the debt will make it disappear.

. - Increase the number of inspections you during the year - Charge a monthly pet rent to offset any added costs of managing a property with a pet - Use a pet addendum in your lease to ensure that only the pet you approved ever sets paw in your home - Require your renter to have renters insurance that covers both damage by pets and attacks by pets Overall the listing looked good.