Typically one gives up the opportunity to bring a lawsuit in that state(eviction is not part of that).

It is so typical and your full of **** that your legal team did anything, I sent you the legal papers to show you I cant do the program, you see this is the work of a scammer, I sat for an hour and explained my situation regarding these false claims that I had nothing to do with, I explained this business was ran by another person named and I left this company 3 years prior to any lawsuit, the reason I was named is only because my name was still on the company 3 years after I left so they held me liable for things I was never apart of.

Maybe you could even find a SFH with an in-law suite which you could either live in or rent out separately.

If you fail to follow the rules, you may open your personal assets to a lawsuit.

@Evan O'BrienA real estate attorney can help with many parts of your real estate business - setting up your real estate entities, advising on the best paths for your business operationally and in some cases tax wise, assist with document prep for closings, contracts, etc, and assisting in the event of a lawsuit.

I have a in-law suite that I rent out on one of my properties and I have a waiting list.

I also look for lawsuits and see what happened in them.

You can try to create these entities yourself, but you will need to spend time and research them in detail to have entities that will be able to withstand a lawsuit.

we filled a lawsuit against them to get our money back - they lied about pretty much everything and created 2 funds with the same name.

But out our way the ONLY time your engaging an attorney is if your in a lawsuit or your buying very expensive 8 figure complicated projects.. if its just rentals no need.. not that complicated ..