If so, make a claim against it.

I live downstairs and claim this as my homestead.

I know most of us have heard horror stories and/or have personal experience about criminals and unsavory characters taking over vacant properties then claiming squatters rights to avert the authorities. 

Typically, people will quit claim deed the property over into the LLC's name knowing that they run the VERY small risk that the lender could call the loan due using the due-on-sale clause.

Tom,From an insurance perspective, ask them about claims and see if they can get "Loss Runs" (reports of losses on policies) for the past 5 years. 

My attorney recommend I withdraw my claim so as not to get caught up in something unexpected and to be free of this case which i did as they had been gone for several months.

Claims have been filed with the SEC and state regulators.    

I know a guy who's helped me out of several insurance claims in the KC area.  

Asset protection - members of an LLC are protected from claims against the LLC. 

Large companies or groups fund the claims together and then pay someone to administer the claims.Let me know more about what you are thinking of and I will let you know if any of the above would be likely.