Doesn't anyone meet inside of civilization (610 loop)?  

If not what do you do to protect your assets in the event of litigation? 

An LLC - think of it as anothe form of insurance - insurance against litigation.

It sounds like you are at this point now.If the tenant does not voluntarily vacate, we take the slip of paper to the Sheriff's office and they do a "set-out" where they force the tenant out of the house.My advice to you is to call the Civil Division of your magistrate/Summary court in your County (Lexington) and follow their guidance!

If its not a title insurance legit claim then yes in my mind you would have to litigate with the seller and hope they have some money to fix this. 

I would expect you could find the IRS judgment by a search at this link:https://www.northamptoncounty.org/CRTSRVCS/CIVIL/P...

I heard an attorney claim that real estate was the most litigated area for liability, I bet that is a stretch tying slip and falls and medical claims to the real estate, Yes, all accidents happen on planet earth, doesn't mean the property owner was negligent.  

@Ben Wengerunless they both agree, along with you then this is a court (civil) issues.

We have 40 years of case law since then which interprets that law.I've seen Fair Housing violation fines push close to $100,000...and that doesn't include your civil liability to the individual.

I've never actually been involved in a transaction that actually went to litigation, threats notwithstanding & knock on wood.