And if you do put it together there’s still a 90% chance you end up in a lawsuit.  

@Mark C. you could repurpose the LLC for something else, but given you used it in the past for your handyman service, you don't want to get blindsided in the future by a handyman related lawsuit.

Would an attorney be able to make the LLC more secure from lawsuits?

Other investors become disenchanted and initiate lawsuits that result in tying up property in court and syndicators time in court rather than running the property. 

A lawsuit was filed by the city for delinquent property taxes.

However texting messaging them can be dangerous if not done properly and could lead to potential lawsuits, so do your own due diligence before pursuing that avenue.

Rejecting on the basis of an ESA dog can subject you to a lawsuit. 

From a financial perspective, loading up on insurance is more adventengeous than a LLC because if a claim arises, I'd rather file an insurance claim that give up the equity I built in a lawsuit.

Otherwise, they’re playing Russian Roulette with costly mistakes, potential fines and lawsuits.

Homeowner believes they can threaten lawsuit based on Dodd Frank, CFPB non compliance, DTP, etc., and obtain “better” result4.