A lot of good people end up having hard times, injury, divorce, death of family member.

I had little issue with my tenant where she called one of those injury lawyers from TV ads and my insurance spoke with the lawyer and denied the claim after collecting all the evidence from me Landlord was at NO-FAULT).

He sued the liquor store for his injuries!

Finally, there are tax advantages since some corporate forms pay lower taxes than individuals; there are other ones that tax professionals can explain.So in theory if you have an LLC that owns 10 of your investment properties and someone is injured on one of them and sues the LLC, they could collect to the extent of all ten properties' values, not just the one that the suffered the injury on.

Roll those dice a few times and eventually you'll lose big whether it's a lawsuit for an injury on your job, getting shut down and having to redo a bunch of work, finishing a place and not being able to sell it since it's unpermitted, etc. 

You're on a pretty high bridge here, you may not survive and injury is likely when your deal unravels with your unqualified consumer tenant.

Problem is that I have been disabled with a non-work related injury and will pull long term disability where I cannot make another income.  

@Dwayne Please don't add insult to injury.

And personal injury attorneys really don't want to own real estate.

My mom is 53 and can't work due to a work injury, but does not qualify for disability.