The average Joe is not going to get a title insurer to do this.I stand by my statement that this is far to little of money to go blowing thousands on attornies... the guy wants 6k he did part of the work so your probably arguing over 3k ... chalk it up to experiencethen follow Will's advice moving forward.

In fact, the more time you spend arguing with them, you are losing out on money from GOOD tenants. 

Another great book for multi buy and holds is The ABCs of real estate investing by Ken McElroy. 

Hard to argue the current market conditions don't support it when we are still making new highs YoYand the lending environment is still tight.

or anyone here can explain them to me Hey Rod,I write a blog for Bigger Pockets a while back about my perception on the different types of asset classes.Please see link - http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/06/28/abcs-real-estate-asset-classes/Thanks and I hope you find it useful.

On the other hand, if you have a separate company, ABC Property Management Inc, doing your management, then the injured tenant can sue the LLC and the management company and possibly get a judgment against both.

I'm confused - what are you all arguing about...? 

At this point I was done arguing with this dude and said I'd let him know.

My original reply specifically stated that the investor had an obligation to be polite and not argue or otherwise force the issue if the tenant was reluctant to cooperate. 

I recommend abc company.