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John Pelaez
  • Kalamazoo, MI
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Who is actually liable

John Pelaez
  • Kalamazoo, MI
Posted
Can you, the owner of a property, get sued by a tenant even though the property is being professional managed by a third party company? I ask because I'm toying with the idea of transferring my property into an LLC. However, if my property was still in my name, but the property was managed by a PM LLC ( that I just so happen to be a member of) would I still receive liability protection? I hope I explained this well.