If you have an LLC and you have a rental and install a new water heater and mess the venting up and it kills or injures a tenant they will sue the LLC and you personally. 

If you get injured using these financing options, just swipe your debit card and pay the bills.

A place where Chiropractice and PT services would be incorporated with exercise (instead of opposing it, as they are now).If you are injured we would get you out of pain and active.

If a tenant gets injured on your property and sues, you better believe that the attorneys will be sending someone to take photos, inspect conditions and take measurements of the area the person claimed injury.  

The issue leads to a fire and the tenant, their family, or their guest is injured - you would be wide open to a punitive lawsuit.Or say the tenant has a dog that is menacing neighbors, you get notified about it and take no action.

Suppose a guest, or worse - a child, were to make their way out to that second floor balcony and fall through the railing that you knew was faulty and get seriously injured. 

The person you injured can go after your LLC and the LLC's assets because you are the owner of the LLC and therefor, the LLC and it's assets are your assets.

That lawsuit is a claim for fraud, and that’s what fraud typically is...a misunderstanding and someone being “injured” and wanting to hold the other responsible for it.

You need to confirm with your insurance provider that they will take responsibility if some one is injured fighting a fire.It is usually preferred that tenants vacate a property in the event of a fire as opposed to risking their life fighting a fire.

See if law enforcement can find info on him e.g whether he got injured somewhere.