Even if you have an LLC restructured it can be impacted by the investments that it was used for in the past.

Normally I’d say stay out of this crap however In certain cases I would intervene when there’s children involved especially if it’s a bad situation that could negatively affect/ impact kids .

Crossing a major street can impact the c 

We painted the entire interior of the house before we moved in and since have replaced the appliances, upgraded the electrical system, installed impact/energy efficient windows.

Investing out of state is a hero’s journey arc: you’re leaving home (virtually) for some higher goal, you’ll meet a team of new companions to help on your journey, you’ll hit some bumps, you may even fail at times, but defy adversity and press on, and you can be successful and return home to tell the tale of your adventure. 

There are a lot of nuanced decisions you will make in the application and coverage that can have significant impact on your risk.

@Michael Ealy that a way to face adversity and overcome it.

As Account Closed had mentioned above, ideally you will want to place each property in it's own liability limiting entity so that if there is a lawsuit regarding a property it does not impact your other investment.

Once you get the Quit Claim deed, pay the taxes and rent the property out for 7 years then file for title under a claim of adverse possession.

I would read a few books and realize the impact of these early financial decisions.