Protect the property values and overall quality of life for all residents. 

@Doug Webb Investing in LLC is a risk management (asset protection strategy).

Flexibility and a proactive approach will help you navigate challenges and protect your investment.3: Make strategic improvements 🏡Not all renovations will boost your property’s value equally.

In adddition to requireing my tenants to have a renters' policy, I have umbrella insurance that provides additional liability protection (above and beyond what your homeowners provides for your rental).

My thought is there are cultural influences at play here  People can call me racist or prejudice all they want.I'm none and never will be.I'm realist but there is something to be said about cultural influences mate.I've witnessed many of them over 5,000+ investor intro calls and will leave it that.I'll protect my company and team first and foremost.Revenue and profit is secondary.Who $#@%'s on my team, $#%@'s on me also and we fire them in a heart beat.The team works way to hard to get abused via email, etc...

So, that if they stay longer or have multiple pets I will end up ahead on average but otherwise over the long run I am reasonably protected for the additional damage risks.

You are probably a "customer" which means they don't represent your best interests and have no requirement to protect you, negotiate on your behalf, etc.

A lot is happening in building up Harvest and Athens although I think it will take longer in Athens because there is still a lot of space before then.

I hear LLC, no LLCs but umbrella policies and keep pulling out equity to help with asset protection.  

Additionally, to make sure that your investment is protected, consider consulting a real estate attorney.