If they are injured using a fire extinguisher I do not want it coming back on me as the landlord.

if those dogs attack and injure someone and they are living on your property your going to be in major issues if someone sues.. no question about it.. there was a case here last month in Vegas family pitt  never did anything then for some reason it attacked the older lady in the house son comes to rescue has to shoot the dog bullet goes through dog and into her leg.now she has severe bites and a bullet wound .. 

Like the burglar suing the home owner after they get injured in the house they were trying to rob!

You could be sued for negligence if there is an unsafe condition and you are not handling it and a tenant (or their guest) gets injured, be careful.

He fell through the ceiling and injured himself pretty bad.

If they get laid off, divorced, permanently injured, etc., who is likely best positioned to handle things in the best manner.

Finally, there are tax advantages since some corporate forms pay lower taxes than individuals; there are other ones that tax professionals can explain.So in theory if you have an LLC that owns 10 of your investment properties and someone is injured on one of them and sues the LLC, they could collect to the extent of all ten properties' values, not just the one that the suffered the injury on.

For example, attorneys that meet with clients that are ill/injured and in wheelchairs.  

I'm recently injured and receiving workers compensation.

I have been looking for a hobby, and a way to make some money to improve my life for myself and my family after I got injured in the war in Iraq in 2006.