It is no accident that municipal and county clerks look at people requesting C/E info with suspicion and often disdain. 

Even though Joe doesn't want to sue you, his insurance company will (in a heartbeat) if they feel the liability belongs to you (this is called subrogation, when the insurance carrier sues or brings a claim against a third party on behalf of their client), and if the accident happened on your property, and it was your roof beam that fell on Joe - they have a very strong case.Now...if you own the home in your personal name, all of your assets are in play.

If the cows get out of the fence and causes an accident, is the landowner liable for damages?

So do I experiment with my marketing money and slowly and perhaps accidently find the best marketing or do I give that money to the folks who have perfected it already?  

As you all know, I had to letter of hardship, which was approved by the bank.I only recently started to invest from the money I got from a horrible car accident I was involved in.

Unless of course, I accidently knock some chick up or something.

Found it by accident and fits what my daughter needs for a living situation.

His point, as always, are valid.Now it's time to look at the top of the envelope so we can get a grip on this trend.Regarding his Bill's crash example, if a landlord utilizes Car2go or some other carshare company, and an accident occurs, they  a well covered.

A stay at home who came across this site by accident - why not spend time learning on something that I have no clue about :)

My name is Austin and I'm not brand new, but have been gone long enough to warrant a fresh introduction.I started in real estate in Florida, mostly by accident.