It solves your property coverage issue but still leaves you with a large liability exposure.Sorry, I do not know of any company who knowingly insures properties with Bitbulls.

The slip and fall lawsuits have never gone farther than a claim to their general liability insurance policy, but why risk the whole portfolio?

Much more important is a general liability insurance, worker's compensation coverage, and a rock solid contract reviewed by your attorney.

That being said, on the other end of the spectrum I would also recommend reading Rich Dad Poor Dad for info on how liabilities (truck debt) work against your investing and how cash flowing assets will help pay off your debts. 

I think it's because there are liability issues that we are not privy to and they've decided against it as policy.

Most property owners are forced to go through California Fair Plan (set up by the California Insurance commission) for their fire dwelling and then buy a secondary for liability and are paying anywhere between $5-10k for coverage annually. 

If you want to never hear from him ever again, tell him that both your lawyer and a "friend" who works for Police/ICE have warned you about liability and human trafficking situations, and thus the insistence on background checks for every occupant.Since he's changed his story already, you still have an easy and legal no.

Each entity has a buffer from the liabilities of the other entities.

Get liability insurance its about 150 bucks per door per year 2 million Instead of 150 bucks for each door.

@Chien Yeh What do you have in place to protect yourself from potential liabilities?