The TLDR version of that web page and other related web pages is that, in Arizona, if you start a foreclosure action against a homeowner who has equity of more than $2,500 in his house using a tax lien certificate, the "defendant" can ask for excess proceeds during the foreclosure action.

It also covers your legal fees simply to defend a bogus lawsuit. 1 million is standard for each of my properties.

If you start with multiple LLCs and Series LLCs, you might find that those nested and complex entities don't protect you from lawsuits, they just create more defendants. 

The plaintiffs allege that the defendants, including Wettengel, misappropriated $54 million of syndication proceeds intended for acquiring commercial real estate through DSTs.

(we already have one).But how do we defend ourselves against any type of professional negligence?

Defending, These fall into a couple of groups, both nasty Eventually you will either face a Due on Sale clause, a seller bankruptcy, a court order in a divorce that affects the property or a fire insurance claim, a slip & fall, very bad tenant, storm damage, and the list goes on.

Heck, I used to defend it.

By working closely with hosts, legal teams, and city officials, PadSplit successfully defended its model, ensuring continued housing opportunities for those in need.With this case setting a precedent outside of Atlanta, it strengthens the argument for more flexible and inclusive housing policies.

The defendant has likely not paid anything back ( I don't know how to look up if she obliged with the court's judgement) , the  search shows owes mortgage of 125k, IRS tax lien of 12k, county sewer waste/state liens and so on( roughly 10k).My question is if I purchase the property at auction , am I responsible for ALL the liens listed?

@Michelle Martin the PMC should have been cross-sued and forced into defending themselves and thereby you.