He said to see what the actual exact claim is on the lawsuit as he thinks it's most likely not for the presence of mold itself.Second side note, he also did say that a lot of landlords are stripping down their insurance coverage to exclude certain things, like water (not flood) coverage and other coverage, he said renters could sue for that, though I don't know how one could sue a landlord for lacking something on the landlord policy.Bottom line, it could be that any mention of the mold is just there to aid the actual claim which might not be for the mold itself.

Diversification is better anyways and some investments like your 401k can't be taken in a lawsuit. 

It would be very easy for him to file a lawsuit and without a full and complete inventory of what you have, how do you refute the inevitable accusation that he had some prize art/antique/original Nintendo, or whatever in the mess?  

If the above sound harsh and distrustful … the game is rigged… this is for YOUR protection… many agents will claim that this is against their broker policy… so was “ negotiating the agent fees”… until a class action law suit determined that the big Real Estate Agent Brokers were running a monopoly and acting in collusion to fix fees.I just got “fired” by my agent for asking for a financial disclosure .. so that I could see the relationship between the agent, the seller and the funding source…. … it turns out that EXACTLY what I WAS CONCERNED ABOUT…. was exactly…what was .. going on….

Failure to disclose can result in complaints with the state and in some cases may result in lawsuits against you.To avoid these hassles, you will continually need to be updated on current investing laws and rules.

If the tenants fail to comply within the specified timeframe, you can proceed with filing an eviction lawsuit in the appropriate court.

The big change is that what they're calling vacation rentals (full time dedicated STR's) will be separated from owner occupied, renting a part of the home (ADU's/in law suite stye STR's).

Title company defended and it took the attorney they hired and myself 3 years of lawsuit with neighbor and dealing with the state of Oregon to get the right of USE across an old logging railroad easement the state bought for a linear park.

It is not asset protection in the sense of protecting you from law suits.

He known of an another investor who went through  a lawsuit and original seller lost as well.