However, major crimes are not cases that deserve a second chance, especially when it leaves my property and other tenants vulnerable.

Seattle and King County have been known to enact legislation to protect vulnerable renters and create a less friendly environment for landlords.

After all the market for doing elderly widows lawns is higher then the average (I find them extra vulnerable $$$).  

Also, I watched a well-respected long-time company install some laminate in one of my rentals and noticed that after they had the sink opening cut, and before they attached anything to the countertop, they rolled a coat of clear polyurethane over all the vulnerable cut edges - the sink opening, underneath the dishwasher, at the 45 joints - and let that dry before finishing up the install.

Service dogs perform very important tasks for very vulnerable people, it's important to be accessible but it's also important to protect ourselves too. 

It's more of a stop over, mid-sized town with a more vulnerable economy than Chattanooga.  

B - If you have no liens on the property, your property is vulnerable to a lawsuit...and a target.C - If you have a lien on the property, you may still get sued, but there is no reason to go after the property in the lawsuit, because even if the person suing you wins...they lose.So, you want to have protection, but not have to borrow the money ? 

And it's not clear they're any more vulnerable than regular low end locksets which can be picked and bumped, unlike Smartkeys.Does anyone have any actual info related to this? 

An LLC doesn’t protect you against fraud (things like false information on a loan application, deception, being accused of taking advantage of a vulnerable person, and so on.)Here are some things that can go wrong when using an LLCThoughtfully written by @Paul T.All my REIs are in an LLC!

I appreciate your vulnerability and honesty.