The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it.We have a 12 page management contract that we've added our real experiences to over the years, with the intent of protecting both us AND the landlord.

Personal Injury Protection\But there are others that may also apply in your situation.Your umbrella would normally require that you have underlying Liability coverage of a certain amount. 

We own our primary residence, have always taken the standard tax deduction, have 4 children, one graduating high school this year, have never owned a business, don’t know what could possibly be written off or what needs to be saved throughout the process, and would prefer to have a cpa and attorney assist with the set up of an LLC to ensure we’re getting the most tax benefits and asset liability protection as well. 

A security deposit is a way to help protect your asset; your rental home.

Further, this idea that if tenants don't like it they can just leave is a generalization I mostly support, but there are the slippage through the cracks that needs protecting. 

It's more time consuming, but more productive as well. 

Few escrow officers understand this. (4) I just pulled up what I believe is the most up to date list of title endorsements and I don't see one for buyer gap coverage, which is weird...appears only the lender is protected in this event.

Hi @Adrienne BinderThe primary purpose of an LLC is for asset protection--ensuring if something goes wrong, someone cannot come after all your other assets. 

My goals are to make sure that the contracts that I write out protect me and my investors in all areas and to make sure that the homebuilder and/or contractor does not screw me over in any way shape or form.

My question is how do I protect my interest or structure the contract so I don't leave myself open if something should go wrong?