The PM in this case was negligent and should have issued a order to cure.

For us to find relevant case law for a case, we need to do some kind of boolean search like;"Negligence" AND "cause of action" w/30 "collapse" A search like that is likely to turn up about 30 cases in the average jurisdiction.

Either he is negligent or criminal, but either way it will only lead to more trouble in the future. 

Not sure about that market but Mid Term nets negligibly higher returns than LTR in FL.I am originally from NJ and coastal markets there will typically do "winter leases" cheap and then do STR/MTR in summer to  capitalize on the summer season. 

An LLC can offer liability protection with regard to something related to the property(res) that is owned by the LLC but it will not offer you protection from negligence or fraud in your transactions.

Being at 75% capacity unless the previous owner was negligent in trying to fill the units I would not invest in the property.

I have a property in which the seller did not hold up his end of the bargain and I am currently getting burned because of his negligence.

If we supply it, we make repairs incidental to the unit not caused by negligence on our dime.

Each of the vendors who had gone there expressed to me how rude the tenants were stating things like “He has another thing coming, he will replace this carpet ASAP or else, we are going to sue him for his negligence etc”.

The costs are negligible.