Were the IRS force sale, the high bidder would only get the rights, title and interests injuring to the life estate holder, which may not have much market value.A holder of the remainder men interest, whether granted or acquired, would need to decide if quieting title was even possible, or if waiting out the lifetime is a better plan.Life estates are messy and problematic sometimes.

Or is this a waiver I can simply add in to the lease if they get injured using the weighs?  

At the least, Id make him take out his own insurance, cause it turns the place into a business, and his customers can sue if they are injured on the property.

I realize that this is an older thread, but it made me curious to find out how common it is for landlords to get injured or killed by tenants.

Hello all,I am a 25 year old from New England who always had a passion for fixing up real estate.I went to a trade school and my father owns a construction company.A few years ago i was involved in a bad accident.To make a long story short i will be accepting a check for $250k in the coming weeks.I would love to get a loan for a rental property and can put a down payment down of 20%.My problem is i cant work in my old field and therefore am not working at this moment.My credit is around 600 right now but i have a few credit cards that are maxed out but in good standing.I plan to pay those  off and expect my credit to rise to over a 640( i lived on those for the past fear years because i was injured)My question-Anyway i cant get approved for a 200k and under mortage with that kinda cash in the bank and credit score?

I believe the insurance company is using good business practice by requiring $300,000 liability insurance for a pet like a cat or dog.Ask an attorney and they will recommend the same renters insurance coverage.Additionally they would advise you to ask for a copy of the insurance coverage.A cat or dog can cause someone to trip and injure themselves, they could jump up on someone and injure them when they fall, the pet can bite someone (causing them to miss work), knock over a lighted candle and burn the place down.As you knew about the pet if the renter does Not have insurance they are going to attempt to make a claim on your insurance or sue you.

Last year, a young man who I believe is the boyfriend of this woman who claims to be injured on my property, tried to sue me claiming that a tree branch fell on his ( 20 year) old car at my property.

., if someone gets injured on the uninsured property).

And what if someone is injured on your property and the court awards more than the insurance coverage?

And what if someone is injured on your property and the court awards more than the insurance coverage?