From a legal standpoint, if you have any litigation taken against you that either exceeds your insurance OR your insurance refuses to cover... it leaves everything under your personal name's exposed.

In the event of a lawsuit by having it in your own name you will have exposed your personal assets to litigation.  

I still receive the appropriate interest, and receive reimbursement by the property owner for all litigation fees accumulated thus far.

@Jon Allen I agree with coming to a civil compromise before it gets messy.

It is most likely a litigation problem and I would also like them to review my current lease to see if it needs updating to include my issue.I’m from Haverhill, Massachusetts so anywhere around the Merrimack Valley area would be helpful.

It is a civil manner.

I have been working really hard and saving my money and I believe now is the time to make my first investment.I work full time as a Civil Engineer.

There is some risk I suppose of a 12 month master lease starting now, but in reality this issue will probably be litigated and I think SD City Counsel overstepped their boundaries to the point too many people are countering the new measure.

After hearing that my 90-year-old grandfather, who now relies on a motor scooter most days to get around, just returned from a trip to obtain continuing education in order to his civil engineering license active, I realized how silly the excuses we create for ourselves truly are...If he still has that kind of fire at 90, how much should I have today in my 20's!

@Dennis Santa Paula  I suspect you are not looking for a real estate attorney but a Bulldog litigation attorney.