If someone injures themselves and sues, they will be suing the LLC and not you personally.

Hi Peter,It might be smart to find out why it's gapping.I am aware of a situation where there were several people out on a balcony during a party, it collapsed due to structural problems.A young lady was injured very badly.It might be smart to find out why it's gapping--and fix the problem vs just weather proofing it.Good Luck!

The more novice investors are worried about losing everything if a tenant or someone gets injured on their rental property.

If someone were to get seriously injured on one of those properties above the liabilty covergage that I have, wouldnt the other 2 properties in the LLC be at risk?

I think I will love my fiancé and friends more tomorrow. Take the day a little slower than normal. May even call in sick.

Shit like this makes me realise more and more that at any moment those around us or we ca...

But what if a worker is injured or damages someone else’s personal property while doing the work?

I can see, but it hurts my injured brain to read. 

I've seen some excellent DIY work in my day and I also see horrendous work from so called professionals, way too often.Recently nine people were injured when a deck collapsed - apparently due to it not being properly supported (be that as a result of the design or implementation I do not know).  

Worse case scenario, if one of your tenants were to die or be seriously injured at the property, without a LLC there is no shield in place.

The biggest risk here is a tenant getting injured and suing you.With rehabbing, there is the risk of a contractor getting hurt and suing you - which is why most people look for fully insured contractors - and also why I don't bother with an LLC for rehabbing.