I also read that $47,000,000 was approved to clean that alkali dust that endangers locals and visitors.https://ukenreport.com/state-budget-includes-funds-for-salton-sea-projects/.

If you want to set it up such way a property can't endanger the others or the whole IRA, then putting them all in same LLC might not give you that, as they will all still be in the same basket - you might want to look into Series-LLC - talk with @Scott Smith.And there is a specific flow on setting an IRA LLC - it has to be a new entity formed specially for the IRA, you can't transfer ownership of an existent LLC to an IRA - and you have to be careful on how to transfer assets from the IRA to the IRA LLC - talk with @Bernard Reisz.

Have you ever felt endangered approaching residents at the door?

Do you want your income properties to endanger your personal assets and possessions including your family's home and savings?

So she wants to stay home from work to avoid endangering her mom with serious pathogens. 

I actually did something for my job that sounds incredibly cool, I'm a field biologist, my specialty is endangered species surveys.

Look up “Los osos snail endangered” and you’ll see just one of the MANY BS reasons why you can never build here.

For example back when the speed limit was 35 in nyc if you made the yellow light turning left safely doing 35 they can hit you with reckless driving even though your not speeding or going through a red it's something like "endangering the public use of a highway" I swear it's short simple but vauge (at least a few years ago) but If people would save up to take on a great deal than yea there would be less doing it and it would be harder.

Now when making the current analysis to the land we found that: there is an area at the end of the property that is considered wetland, there is a storm pond in the middle of the property of about 1,000 sf and there is a little chance that the land may be house of an endangered species. 

Regarding Virginia evictions for breach of conduct, I found this:"30-Day NoticeFor a breach of the rental agreement that endangers the safety and health of others, the landlord must serve a 30-day Virginia eviction notice.