You are right in my neck of the woods.

He recently suffered a career ending injury after having the most successful start to a jockeys career.

(it's a safety issue -- a broken railing can cause a major injury which could get you sued and, even if it broke because of the tenant, you'll have to prove that they did it. 

Having 1-3 properties is more is pain the neck for folks who have other full time commitments.

Like Alex mentioned the meetup this week is in your neck of the woods. 

But the question is:  If someone falls down the stairs and breaks their neck, who is liable? 

Should any tenets, their guest, or anyone on the property sustain any injuries and the property is owned in the investors name only; their personal assets are at risk.Tax BenefitsFrom a tax perspective, and LLC formed with two or more members is classified as a “Pass-Through Company”.

I know,, I ran several properties with a outdoor pool,one indoor, thankfully no injuries on my watch,, but we had a child drown at a property owned by same company.. they sued... anyone in that situation would. 

And in our neck of the woods, inspectors work weekends and drive around.

You're in my neck of the woods!