I do not know what the legal definition of an "MLM" is, and it is my understanding that Renatus is not officially registered or recognized as an MLM, so it may very well fall outside that technical definition.

You've done this ridiculous trolling in about a half-dozen threads over the past few months, and this is what you're doing here, so it's clear you've finally recognized that you're incorrect, which was my only intent. 

Use this formula and you will have the best team who will also recognize that your success will be their success. 

We have to recognize when it’s time for praise and encouragement.Darius - I hope you let this sink in and I wish you nothing but success.

People recognize "Joshua Tree" and when there are STR blog posts about "Joshua Tree" being the best market to invest in - you have a  bunch of rookie investors ONLY looking at the Joshua Tree town (not the entire area including Yucca valley and surrounding areas).

In regards to Series LLCs and states that recognize them or not, the issue comes down to each specific state recognizing the "internal liability shield."

We don’t want to disturb our good tenants, but recognize the need for inspections.

However, in my accounting records, should these be keep seperate or should they be recognized as expenses in the months incurred?

We educate people to beware of phishing attempts, to safeguard their SSN, to not enter personal information on sites we don't recognize, correct?

An installment sale is not considered a disposition upon death except in limited circumstances (i.e. unrealized capital gain on the installment sale is not recognized in gross income by the estate).The heir steps into the shoes of the decedent and continues reporting interest and capital gain.