Am I wrong ? 

Anyone can still sue you for wrongdoing, negligence, or malpractice.An LLC protects owners from creditors if you don’t personally guarantee or promise to pay its debts.

I am in Canada, and I'm reluctant to believe a court here is as likely to pin that fault on a landlord based on a friendly deal to look after the lawn, but maybe I'm wrong?

His goals were not wrong.

People can sue even if they are wrong.

Everyone that says different are wrong.

Maybe I'm wrong, do you know of any resources (themes, plug ins) for Wordpress, for real estate investors?

I'm guessing any wrongdoing will would be blamed on an owner though.Jeff suggestion of getting involved on the lending side sounds like a good one, and less headaches.

What pissed me off is when they had their so called people deny that they were in the wrong doing give me a break :roll: They knew about those sub prime mortgages and that they were toxic but they lied to investors and told them they were ok to invest in the meantime they created the synthetic CDO to bet against them knowing full well that they would win in the end because they knew that those mortgages were going to default.They should have fell along with Lehman Brothers but instead they got a bailout paid by us the tax payers and still profited.

Besides, if you want to have the possibility to get back to him for any wrong doing, you need receipts.