They divorced 4 years before his auto accident.

That's why it's tied to your auto coverage, and why you must have a minimum amount of coverage, it's the most likely way someone gets sued, in a traffic accident.

A few months after I had gotten all moved in and settled, I was in a near fatal motorcycle accident and was put out of work for 4 months.

I found SDIRAs by accident 25 years ago when it was a well kept secret of the very rich.

If our job as a Landlord is desireable, then that translates into doing the best job we can do and it becomes a win-win situation for both the Landlord and the Tenants.Another benefit to this Customer Centric model is that it can possibly reduce Lawsuits.We have had several situations where a tenant had some accidents, although none had resulted in a severe injury.HOWEVER, if the tenants hated us, I can only guess that the would have had "serious" accidents (although they are prefectly fine) of which their "Ambulance Chasing" lawyers would try to find a way to settle in their favor.We have had NO SUCH Lawsuits in 20 years.

During training if you're working with low skilled individuals it would be wise to add in extra costs for waste and accidents which are natural for the training process.

@Andrew Neal I was basically like that, mainly because I started by accident, renting out my previous homes as I upgraded.

However, insurance is limited because it only protects you from one type of liability: accidents/negligence.

Sheffield lake- beat up my  house and was a pain to deal withAvon lake- beat up my house and was a pain to deal withNorth Olmsted- beat up my house and was a pain to deal with Cleveland (east side "war zone" as some would call it)- had car accident, came to court crying and apologizing and paid all of her back rent 3 days later So my point is. everything has risk, just know what you are buying and run it according to where it is located.

That one happened by accident but its been working out well.