LLC's can protect to some degree when it comes to negligence on your part.If you fail to fix a step on the deck stairs and someone breaks a leg.

I asked the plumber to prove I am not negligent (still waiting for the statement; it seems like the plumber does not want to do it).2.

You may also have some recourse if it falls within the definition of negligence.

If they start a fire or break a pipe then you would likely have coverage (review your policy for specifics) but if they are simply negligent or messy then you will have to pay out of pocket.

There was a chance someone could have sued me personally if they felt I was negligent during those time periods for doing them wrong for whatever reason.

Obviously the company is desperately trying to craft its own narrative while glossing over their egregious and negligent behavior over the past 5-6 years," Safalow said.

So if you're doing a BRRRR, depending on how long the rehab takes the penalty would be negligible. 

Therefore you are not negligent as you did what a reasonable person would have done in a similar situation.That defense wouldn't hold up in MD but I would rather have some defense than none.

We could have just given him a 30-day notice to terminate the lease and finish at that once we knew he was problematic.The fixes required to get the condo in shape were above $200 which is the threshold over which they are required by contract to get my approval and they didn't.Some of the repairs done to the condo were performed poorly and cost a lot.In general, I know I did a bad job of keeping on eye on them but I feel that the way they have been managing my condo was negligent at best.

The small cost of the market place in those terms is negligible.