Yes, if somehow you keep getting tenants who want to break your lease and you keep giving breaks to a protected class, that might be a problem. 

Nice guy, but he should probably focus on listening to his customers before talking so much in my opinion, didn’t even ask me if I had the time to speak to him, just rambled on.Anyway, should be easy enough to get those four key players. 

Would this provide liability protection for the entity that owns the property? 

We have the LLC to protect our life outside the business, in the case of legal issues.How did you add value to the deal?

@Kaylea BienekWill you even get the liability protection if the property is in an LLC?

Moving back in protects it partially.2.

You do need to be careful these days about what's said in the letter, and leave HUD's protected classes out of it.

BUT, unscrupulous property owners are out there and tenants should be smart and document the condition to protect themselves.

If you are selling a triplex, 2 of the 3 units are investment property so they would not be protected from capital gain taxes.

My question is, with the longer term rentals now being handled by me, what steps should I take to protect myself?