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How do landlords protect themselves legally from being sued?
When you are buying and holding properties and doing the brrrr method what's the best way to protect yourself. Is landlord insurance enough to cover you if a tenant decides to go after you?
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Make sure you abide by your state laws. Also get a good liability policy. If someone is determined to sue they are going to do so no matter what.