Keep in mind that an eviction is a lawsuit and is styled  Landlord A vs Tenant for possession of the property and in most cases a judgement for $XXXSo , no you cannot inherit an eviction as the judge would be awarding possession and a judgement to Landlord A when Landlord B is the owner of the property

I didn't want to take the chance of a lawsuit from beach rentals being able to access my primary residence equity. 

Specific performance lawsuits always sound enticing and are almost never successful.

If there’s a slip and a lawsuit I’d hate to lose the entire portfolio over some fraudster .

I’m gonna stick to bullet points here, otherwise I might get a little long winded...-roughly 1,000 acre parcel for sale-Land held under an LP/LTD (multiple parcels for sale together)-owners took out large development ...

Asset protection won’t protect you from outright fraud, but neither will your integrity alone protect you from lawsuits.

I advertised on google for people who needed money for lawsuits and got a call from a guy that wanted money against his lawsuit and gave him 78k.

The advantage using an LLC is asset protection whereby you do not expose your personal assets in the event of a lawsuit.  

The law suit option came with the possibility of a counter-suit.

I will spare you all the internal struggles of my conscience on the ethics and honesty of wholesaling generally, but that being said, the legality of wholesaling has never been an issue.If there is indeed a statute in Florida that makes a private real estate contract between two parties illegal or prone to lawsuit, then I want to know; we all deserve to know.