They ended up having to 302 her, (involuntary commit her), so she wouldn't harm anyone else or herself.

This is especially true when you---the non-breaching party---did not suffer any harm.

If I get a smarmy feeling about someone, I won't be so inclined at all, without exception.As for working with folks out of state, again - no harm in reaching out.  

Generally, one does not have "standing" to sue for a harm if the harm has not occurred.  

It would be naive to think that the increased spending on defense will offset those changes.In addition, many of the things that make real estate such a compelling investment could be altered in ways that cause us help or harm.

I know this topic doesn't have the substance of most real estate investing topics but this is a vehicle I have decided to use to help me obtain financial freedom and build capital and I appreciate you guys having positive feedback and helping me out.

The LLC may help a little if it is and has been properly created and properly administered but if someone dies or gets a serious injury, one way or another the LLC won't keep you completely out of harm's way. 

Hey @Neil HendersonNo harm in using multiple sites.

Real estate is all about location and if you're selling where people aren't buying, you're going to end up doing more harm than good in the long run.

There is no harm in testing your authority as the landlord.