Not a protected class.

That will kill what is on the surface and having it damp will reduce what gets in the air while you remove the drywall (with proper protection-completely suited up). 

I also used to ask more about criminal history, before that became protected.

This is a perfect example of believing the hype that an LLC protects you personally.

Establish better future procedures and enforceable protective language in your lease.

Not only does it protect me from liability at my properties, it also protects my property from liability I create. 

Usually the answer is in the form of another question - "Where do you know someone that will protect your investment?"

I've seen allot of social media about trusts and holding companies and I don't want to get too complicated but want to protect myself and family from legal issues that could arise......Thanks again for your advice!

A well written management contract should clearly spell out what is expected of both the PMC and the owner, to PROTECT both and avoid misunderstandings.

That’s when a team has a chance to prove its metal or run away and hide.You probably do not hear the stories of how most syndicates are finding creative solutions to protect investor capital.