what if someone gets injured or attached while in my property?

You'll have to confirm the renters policy covers liability in the event the pet injures someone.

So, about 3 years ago my daughter was in a car accident and was injured.

Are only debt (besides mortgage) is a car payment where it’s $455 monthly or total payoff is $14,000.My lender who helped me get two loans in Idaho and a loan for my primary/rental said, I won’t be able to get more loans like I want without a job (injured off duty/career ending) despite my situation that would show i'd be cash flowing day 1 if the loans were honored. 

It has never happened but what if it did. I have liability insurance how much do i need. Does my lease need a release from responsibility. Like for instance an exhusband breaking in etc.Or am I protected because tenan...

The former owners wife still lives there even though she lost the property to the bank after the husband was injured in an accident and became paralyzed.  

Tenant is advised to obtain personal property and liability insurance to protect Tenant, tenant's personal property, and tenant's guests who may be injured while on the property Initially I thought I was obligated to cover her personal belongings because the leak came from the unit I currently live in.

If a guest or service provider injures themselves or dies on your property, And they sue you or the family sues you, I’m guessing your umbrella policy won’t kick in at all

If the liability comes from outside (your child injure someone with your car), you can only loose what you own under your name, not what is inside your LLC.Insurances and entities are two different kind of liability protection.

If God forbid you hit someone with your car in an accident and severely injure them, how does an LLC protect you when that person will come after you and sue you for everything you own?