If Soros is correct, IMHO the best investments to own will be "off-grid" ones that are under one's control (partially or completely), and can generate recurring profits for its owner(s) under all but the most dire of scenarios. Examples: profitable businesses that provide necessities, rental properties in areas where demand outstrips supply, sustainable farms.
The worst investments to own, also IMHO, will be financial assets that are not under one's control, produce no cash flow, and whose value to one depends solely on what _other people_ might be willing to pay for them in the future.
As to protecting your home from damages, the only thing I can think of is: consider moving to an area where police/military protection will surely be outstanding (e.g., Northwest DC, where the Washington elite lives), or to a more remote area where the riots won't reach you.
The worst investments to own, also IMHO, will be financial assets that are not under one's control, produce no cash flow, and whose value to one depends solely on what _other people_ might be willing to pay for them in the future.
As to protecting your home from damages, the only thing I can think of is: consider moving to an area where police/military protection will surely be outstanding (e.g., Northwest DC, where the Washington elite lives), or to a more remote area where the riots won't reach you.