I am 38 and just retired from the FAA due to a work related injury.

Tenant Buyer get sued (accident injury) and you get caught up in that.

About 6 months ago when I recieved a settlement for an injury, I began to research what types of investments would be right for me.

My current research focus is on the recovery from injury, specifically burn and trauma.

If this is your first eviction, I would use a lawyer who is very experienced in landlord/tenant law - not divorces, personal injury, or DUIs.

No, its not anything obvious like someone who's confined to a wheelchair, but it can still really ruin people's lives and it can't be proven or disproved with an X ray or a cat scan that can show whether or not a spinal injury for instance, is really there or not.

A personal injury attorney may not have the time to devote to really learning a new field, it's not common sense much of the time.I'd also suggest you carve out a niche, what segment of the note market you want to be in and become an expert in that area, marketing, valuations, law, finance/banking as well as all aspects of RE play in the paper game.

But, if you get a major injury or illness you're going to wipe out whatever wealth you've accumulated so far.Get some insurance now man!

UK, massive riots repeatedly with injuries and death.

I'm assuming the primary risk would be a law suit against you in the event of injury or death if the worker is not insured.