We use Mark for asset protection and estate planning, not for evictions, personal injury, or family law.

I'm just wondering if I need to fix everything and make all items up to code to prevent from getting sued if they injury in my home during rental.

A lot of injuries occur with people falling off a ladder's.  

This is the actual wording in the PM contract;OWNER agrees to indemnify, defend and hold AGENT harmless from any and all claims, investigation, lawsuits, actions, causes of actions, demands, rights, damages, costs, loss, expense and compensation whatsoever, presently existing or which may hereinafter accrue on account of or in any way grow out of any and all known and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen injury or damage, loss cost and expense, and the consequences thereof, resulting or to result from the condition of the PREMISES, conduct or inaction which arose or might arise on PREMISES, repairs and maintenance conducted on the PREMISES, and the management and leasing, whether occurring during the term of this AGREEMENT or after its termination.

Nevertheless, for more general liability matters (e.g. slip and fall injury that your umbrella insurance doesn't fully cover) it is nice to have liability limited to each property separately.

This is not a criticism, and nothing is worse than the jerko piling insult on injury by Monday-morning-quarterbacking very expensive crisis decisions.

A handgun simply does not qualify as an ordinary and necessary business expense for an insurance agent, even a bold and brave Wyatt Earp type with a fast draw who is willing to risk injury or death in the service of his clients.

Plus, what if the boyfriend tries to bill you, claim an injury, damage other shrubs/lawn, hit a sprinkler or water line, etc.?

The training had trashed his joints and the close proximity to the massive war machine engines trashed his eardrums and lungs - all from an 8 year tour of duty and none of his injuries were related to combat.

†Realty owners no longer need run the risk of poisoning, death or health injuries associated with poison gas treatment of their homes for termites.