Even tenant lawyers are soliciting to bring litigation against landlords and property owners.

Second, the more equity you have more more your properties are a potential target in litigation.

If you ever plan on doing this later in your days, you could always do a management company and just expand on that, but I can tell you from my own perspective  that LLC – S and being W2 employee under that may limit some of your lending aspects, but it protects you around the world anywhere you go further if it comes to it, you can bankrupt your company, sell the assets and open another company the same way and you’re still protected through and through. as my wife is a high earner, it really protects her from civil suits and other things like that or anybody that ever comes to maliciously take what is yours.

It has everything to do with what litigants can sue you for.

Then join Civil Service and work overseas and keep doing the BAH.  

That said, unless the amount you end up losing is substantial it likely won't be worth going after with the cost of litigation and also the effort to collect. 

The county has no zoning board, there’s no HOA, and the original developer, who was the enforcer, is no longer residing in the state….so my understanding is the only enforcer would be a disgruntled neighbor that filed a civil suit.

Also, note that an eviction is just a civil lawsuit seeking possession of the property and usually also money.https://www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/FAQ.aspx?

A bad realtor that is waiving inspections on a property like that is largely to blame for NAR lawsuits and other pending litigation. 

You pay the deductible.Lawsuit FACTS:1. 95% of all civil cases are settled outside of court.2.