He did nothing to really remedy the situation and then he started to speak poorly about me to others even though we were giving them a discount on rent by a few hundred dollars a month.

And similar to a suggestion above, I would have a professional remedy this after tenant agreed in writing she/ he will pay.

Sorry for the remedial question, but I guess we all have to begin somewhere.

They might use the law, as you have done, to remedy the issue.

If something inside the box creates liability, you can loose the whole box content, but nothing outside the box.If you are sued personnaly, you can loose all the asset that you own, but not what is in the box (if the State where you organized your LLC offer the charging order as only remedy).The gold standard in asset protection is to put each dangerous asset (ie the one that gives you liability; real estate being a good example of it) in its own box, while you can put all the non dangerous assets (bank and brokerage accounts) in another single box.In practice, you will have to decide what is the size of the box that you would accept to loose vs the price of establishing and maintening these box.

Government will force landlords to shoulder some of the relief for working class and poor renters through changes in the timing, justifications and remedies we have to terminate.

Most businesses have put in place great remediation steps.

If the company finds something, at least you'll have a path to remediation.

Now, you'll hear some terms thrown around like "alumiconn remediation".

However, this does not guarantee that the property is free of any mortgages or other liens, as the mortgage holder may have other legal remedies to enforce their rights, such as a foreclosure action.It is always advisable to thoroughly research the specific property and any liens or encumbrances on the property before participating in a tax sale, as the rules and procedures can vary by state and the specifics of each property.