If you put your properties in an LLC and the lawyer thinks you are worth lots of money they are going to engage in many "gimmicks" to pierce the corporate veil to make sure that your LLCs become included assets in any judgment.  

Account Closed There is a lot of discussion on these threads about piercing the veil of the LLC.  

If you ran your company correctly they will not be able to pierce the veil. 

If the property is undercapitalized (under insured) a judge can/will pierce the veil. 

In fact if you have an LLC without insurance you have a good chance that the LLC will be pierced.

Internet services like legal zoom are the easiest by far to "pierce the corporate veil" and have you held personally liable. 

Caleb SandfortWelcome to BP.....I am an Agent and Investor in pierce county if you decide to invest this way.

as for insects, litter the place with diatomaceous earth (makes the most sense between tenants, but can be used around humans and pets)worse problem with much contact is dry skin/rash.the powder is crushed diatomes (creature shells, chemically silica-ish) in effect it's micro shards of glass which wedge in the crevices of the exoskeletons. so bugs eventually get clumped up with the stuff and can't move. and sometime pierces the innards. so either way they die.it's organic, non toxic. just don't wallow in it, and don't let kids/pets play in it.

John Pierce sounds like you might want to be consulting with an attorney at your stage.

If you live in the property, a good attorney will easily be able to "pierce the corporate veil" giving you essentially zero corporate protections.