Or those that only learn on a site like BP... just look at any thread that is 2 years or more old.. you will recognize nearly no one.. 

You can apply then strictly, taking away all discretion or recognize that they do not cover all situations and allow discretion (when warranted).

You will recognize when someone operates as a business built to last instead of one built to profit as much as possible.  

However, you need to recognize that it was written during a time and using stories of when interest rates were much lower and homes hadn't appreciated like crazy.

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

You can legally define job titles, that are state-recognized, such as Partner 1 is a CEO, and partner 2 is the COO, and then tie those into roles and responsibilities that help prevent conflict. 

Recognize the higher inherent risk associated with seller financing, where the seller becomes your lender, directly impacting your investment's success.

“And we also recognize that we owe it to our customers to provide them with as many tools and tips as possible to help them find ways to prepare for colder weather and higher winter bills, including financial assistance in some cases.” blah, blah, blah....

I didn’t recognize the place.

@Jason RhodewaltYou may wish to look into "doing business" in California and how that is defined, as series LLCs are not recognized in California.