Does Calif. court allow the injured party to go after you personally if the dog consumes someone?

This cuts down on my exposure risk because if someone should get injured on your property, you know what's coming next.

What if i am injured?

Hi Jason Gerasia and Rob Parmar,Thank you both for this conversation.Jason: I have been considering the idea of having a tenant manage the snow removal but am concerned about liability with regards to the tenant getting injured. 

The main reasons for the insurance are total loss from fire and the liability coverage in case a tenant was injured or killed on the property.

I asked about the possibility of someone getting injured on the land and the insurance company said "then there would be a claim" but wouldn't budge on adding the lessor.  

While I can't imagine this would make it through escrow you never know what people will try.I haven't bought a tenant occupied property (yet) but wonder about the quality of work the tenant does, and liability issues if they do something wrong, or get injured while performing the task.Have you been down to the area the house is located in?  

Your pride doesn't matter, nor does your injured sense of fairness.

Doesn't sound like any footprint changes..Perhaps you can check with your homeowners insurance to see if a worker would be covered if injured, could save you quite a bit going that route.

If someone is injured on the land in your trust , they will sue John Smith, as Trustee of the Ace Trust.