I do plan to charge an up front pet fee and then to also charge monthly pet rent per pet to hopefully offset some of the inevitable damages :D My biggest worries pertain to the personal liability component (Tenant A's dog bites Tenant B, the mailman gets bit by Tenant B's Cat, etc) and I want to make sure I am doing my best to protect myself.

If the apartment is homesteaded (for its value), does the whole property/full value of the property come under the protection of homestead laws?

I do plan to charge an up front pet fee and then to also charge monthly pet rent per pet to hopefully offset some of the inevitable damages :D My biggest worries pertain to the personal liability component (Tenant A's dog bites Tenant B, the mailman gets bit by Tenant B's Cat, etc) and I want to make sure I am doing my best to protect myself.

2) What are the best ways to protect themselves if they try to pay them to leave, and have you had personal success with this route?

Using this method I'm concerned about and possible liability and was wondering if anyone is familiar with any other way to protect a landlord from liabilities not using an LLC?

Do you have significant other assets that need protection?

I am assuming that all the other terms and conditions are the same on both quotes but I would confirm that the deductibles, Coinsurance/Agreed Value clause, protective safeguard language, etc. are all the same.

I want to be protected.

@Brandi Baker I’m all about gun rights and your right to protect yourself.

How to properly start a strong LLC with all the tax benefits and protections, time and time investors create an LLC online without knowing the tax implications on the setup and how to properly mitigate liability risk.