Glad to have you here and if you ever end up in this neck of the woods first round is on me!

You are in my neck of the woods.

Another ploy though is if she tries for the CDC guidelines stating that she can't work due to covid this may work since on her workers comp she is most likely claiming she can't work due to the injury but if it weren't for the injury she could work. 

This made me think of something I saw the other day coming to your neck of the woods.

I usually recommend talking to your agent about the "Personal Injury Liability" endorsement (protects against Liable, Slander, wrongful entry, etc.).  

Many Health insurance provider do not cover injuries from a fire in a home.  

This is on top of the conventional uncertainties that all buyers face: loss of jobs, divorces, illnesses, injuries, death, natural disasters.Here comes the Structured Installment Sale via a 3rd party company.

I would worry too much about injury (both to the tenant and to those walking by) and property damage (broken windows due to ice chunks or rocks being thrown).  

(It won’t be privacy as e records will make it obvious what happened.2) It’s not for asset protection because the whole property will still be at risk and you will most likely be held personally responsible for any injuries at the property.

@Joe ApplegateYou are putting your neck out there with this post.You have elderly parents that gave you the opportunity to take on this project.