Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

There is strong evidence they (along with Rottweilers) are the cause of a disproportionate percentage of the dog-caused injuries and deaths.

No injuries occurred.

In addition to his injuries, he is claiming the lighting in the stairwell was poor and its all your fault.

It’s generally in the landlord’s best interest to mitigate health and safety issues.Keep the property in a reasonably safe condition to minimize personal injuries.

Since this is for yourself, medical expenses for an owner of a business are never deductible within the business, regardless of where or how the injury occurred (unless you've got a great plan, discussed below).You can deduct this, subject to a 10% floor (it used to be 7.5%, but this floor was recently raised) on Schedule A of your personal return.Be prepared for your health insurer's Subrogation department to begin asking you questions about how you were injured.  

Also, protection from any lawsuit about injury or mold (if it comes to that) won't involve my other properties.  

Per Drs. orders; after not working; due to an 'On-The-Job' injury, collecting Workers Comp for almost 3 yr I may need/be medically forced from trucking.My question is: although I only have 118k in my 401K, what are the best programs out there to & for moving my money over and/or withdrawing it completely(Don't care about the fees & penalties, as REI is a better investment) without having a custodian(expense)?

Also- to add insult to injury, the towns/city's have no problem jacking the taxes- that is one of the only exceptions to passing a cost increase on to the tenant.

And very high risk for injury or illness.