I had a tenant that broke through a second story wooden deck railing at 2 am and fell to the street and had injuries last year.

(potential risks of injury / illness, future education expenses, child support in case of divorce, ...) 

Are maintenance and repair people insured against injury?  

My goals are:  (1) limit personal liability for injuries, slip-and-falls, etc; (2) limit personal liability on the debt [so I wouldn't lose my personal residence if **** hit the fan]; and (3) grow my investment property portfolio.  

I recently had a small "aha" moment and realized that I really enjoy real estate while nursing a work injury.

What if he injuries himself?

So with that, great to meet you all, and I hope to have some enlightening conversations with you guys :)A little about me: I'm 25, freshly out of carpentry school, but not working due to an injury.

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Workers injuries can be big, so probably best to not to retain this risk.Solution in FL is to hire him through a payroll service that has the work comp covered.  

To add insult to injury, the guy was black and only handed out his cards to black people.