I recommend you contact a CPA and have a consult. 

As to how to structure the actual deed and such, I would consult with a real estate attorney.

I would consult a real estate attorney who specializes in evictions.

A conventional lender will want to see the downpayment seasoned for 60 days (ie it needs to be sitting for 60 days in your account) before you apply for the loan.Of course my suggestion is for educational purpose only, and you should consult your own attorney since I am not an attorney.Jean

Probably should consult an attorney or at the very least, the agent who represents you for your health insurance.

I'm a serial entrepreneur with a history of successes in everything from demolition and hazardous materials contracting to HazMat consulting, heavy construction, precious metals and rare coins, even healthcare! 

Another way is to get an insurance umbrella policy.Again,  best to consult an attorney.

I would want to investigate this further within your state and as always, consult your attorney!

I would suggest consulting with an attorney or try to come to some agreement with the LL.

For our multi member OA, I think we paid $350 for a consultation with an experienced RE entity attorney and development of the document (as well as templates for various resolutions and handling the filing process with the state and the securing of a statutory agent).