You could probably double your dividend income.What about if a tenant is injured on the property and sues?

But since both my husband and I have gotten injured from our day jobs (carpal tunnel and repetitive strain) at ages 27 & 22, we've realized this is not what we want to be doing for the rest of our lives.

And just try to sleep knowing financially you’ll be ok no matter who’s killed or injured because you just couldn’t find anyone else to rent to. 

What about your liability insurance coverage if someone is injured and the insurance company realizes that your second unit is illegal?

I would assume that you don’t know if he carries insurance and with that being said you should consider yourself lucky simply because he or if he had any help didn’t get injured working on your property.

Hence, to address this problem, the U.S. needs to have pre-school programs, like Head-Start, as well as more welfare-workers dealing with U.S. people in poverty, to raise their children, with injuring them.

Someone gets injured. 

So, for example, if you personally had knowledge of a loose step in one of your properties and didn't fix it and then your tenant was injured on it, even though the property is held in the LLC, since you had actual notice of the dangerous condition you could still be held personally liable for the tenant's injury.

That’s the kind of stuff that makes me so angry I throw myself down the stairs to injure the other guy so I can disable him.

What I fear is the possible litigation if a child is injured playing in the yard.