What I do is check my state's courthouse website to see if there are any records showing a current but not yet complete lawsuit or eviction filing.

Because the old law was that in order to be called a 'Bourbon', it had to be distilled in Bourbon County, Ky....Not sure about the lawsuit - I've never heard about it.

I also read I need to move the rental property into the llc to protect our other assets in case of a lawsuit. 

Those who do not give a forwarding address generally are afraid of being served with a notice or lawsuit for the cost of damage beyond what their deposit covered. 

I’m curious to hear if you (and others like us) have a law suit case, really anyone that has a tax lien in motion at the moment. 

I know there are several lawsuits against him from many people.

I currently have two STRs — one is out of state in Florida, but the other I run out of my primary residence out of a mother-in-law suite my partner and I rehabbed in our walk-out basement.

If you fail to follow the rules, you may open your personal assets to a lawsuit.

You are no more protected from a lawsuit with your proposed entity structure than the person who owns the building next door  who forms an entity in the state where the property is located.

That lawsuit was actually settled in 1953 and commissions have been negotiable ever since then (they were fixed prior to that).