Such is the nature of the market- it is the buyer's responsibility to understand due diligence. 

The fact that they did not argue their defence during the eviction, to prevent it, is evidence that what ever the are now claiming was made up after the fact.Hopefully common scenes will prevail and they will lose the suit.

Armed with the data in these 5 books, an investor will naturally know their next best steps in their investing journey.

The structure of that partnership - whether LLC or LP or GP will depend on the level of investment and what you want the nature of the partnership to be.  

It's a mixture of risk tolerance and human nature. 

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

In an S corp my understanding is that due to the pass through nature, your own personal property can be dragged into a litigation over a business property.Definitely get a local CPA/Attorney here, better to spend a few dollars and save your butt in 8 months!

However, the nature of that type of investment requires that YOU, the investor, do all the legwork of vetting those investments, and any third-party PM companies or turnkey providers you may be contractually obliged to work with when buying a property from a marketer. 

When talking about emotions and human nature, the math gets thrown out of the window...

I"m guessing that even if he (they) agree to it the nature of your relationship will be changed.