Make it clear that you’re prepared to go to court, potentially jeopardize his license, or report him to consumer protection services—or at least make it clear you’re considering these steps.

If your purpose is for legal protection I would consult an attorney.  

@Paul B.The LLC will offer some protection from liability not anonymity. 

Specifically, we'd like to understand:Liability Protection: How does each state's legal framework and case law compare in protecting our personal assets from liabilities related to the property?

I'm a 20+ year landlord with a single family rental in San Diego County. Primarily rented to military- never had a problem, required to end lease or evict.  My tenant ended his military contract and is looking to move...

I want to create an LLC/Trust structure to protect the property.

2) Property Preservation: as the owner you have the right to protect your property - even during an eviction. 3) Monitoring Utilities: you should have been receiving the water bills.

We at 1031CF analyze deals based on the asset type geographical location and it’s economic ability to overcome the upfront expense so that principle can attempt to be protected prior to suggesting any DST.We are licensed advisors but also have over 20 years in the commercial real estate.Again great conversation!

This could be an affordable way to keep termites at bay and protect your home long-term.

They were impressed how organized our paperwork was.Notice I didn't list asset protection?