I am 38 years old "serving tables", and when I went back into this industry after my injury, it was only supposed to be temporary until I could build up my RE portfolio.

There is risk of loss or “injury”.

While you can be named in a lawsuit anytime, piercing an LLC requires that either (1) the LLC was/is no longer in good standing with the state or (2) you’ve done something liable PERSONALLY, such as committed fraud or (3) you’re in a profession for which the state government does not allow LLC protection for negligent acts and you are being sued for a negligent act, such as medical doctors, etc.For more usual lawsuits like loan default (assuming no personal guarantee and absence fraud), injury at property, eviction, etc. a LLC in good standing will not be pierced.   

If she has not filed a lawsuit, then you need to speak to either an entity attorney or personal injury attorney right away.

Each market has a different "Best insurance company".For coverages,At a minimum, rental properties should have three coverages: General Liability CoverageBuilding Coverage Loss of Rents / Business Income CoverageGeneral Liability Coverage - covers against lawsuits claiming you are responsible for Bodily Injury and/or Property Damage.

‘if your personal assets are at stake that means you personally caused the injury and the LLC won’t help.

There were no injuries reported. 2/28/22 2:15pm Reported to R____ at Shelter Insurance 901-___-____.STEP 3: We called the insurance provider and let them know about the damage. 

Dog was vicious and caused injury to tenant and dog not to mention mental ordeal.

One of the certificates I purchased is a house owned by a personal injury lawyer.

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