I am wondering if they will reimburse customers to avoid more lawsuits.

If you have no protection in place then a lawsuit that exceeds or is excluded from your insurance can spill past the initial source (a rental or a personal car accident) and impact everything else.I would encourage you to check out the 5 Pillars of Asset Protection article, since it explain asset protection from more of a birds-eye view.

Yes, I’m sure the bank is at fault but of course they will not take responsibility for it, so unless we can just save a ton with the builder coming in to finish it by getting deals from people that pity us, then we will be in a lawsuit against them.

I’m currently house hacking a single family with an in law suite in east atlanta, and opted to airbnb to in law suite.

Property is worth $600-630k.3). city mandates it rents to low-income/moderate and/or may require a $90k payout under rent control4).auction winner is an LLC owned by a foreclosure pro and has already filed a lawsuit on it at $375k to cloud the title.Try to bid or stay away? 

@Shikirah Johnson, I post about this ad nauseam, start including single-family homes in your search criteria that have an in-law suite or finished-out basement that can be sourced as an STR via Airbnb.

LLC's are a waste of time and money as far as using them for protection against lawsuits since you already have insurance that covers most claims and your LLC will not protect your assets for any amounts above your insurance policy since is is simple to get a Charge Order to go after your personal interest in the LLC.

Thanks @Rosston Smith -Do you think I'm in any danger of a Fair Housing lawsuit if I offer the other Units a new 18-month lease, but keep Unit B on month-to-month?

Having that structure helped prevent one lawsuit already.

Search Zillow, etc, for mother-in-law suite, second house, guest house, etc.