I believe there is @Jose Gonzalez, we had the same thing happened in Christchurch after the devastating Earthquake of 2010. 

Hello,I'm looking into having my foundation worked on for earthquake safety.Does anyone have a recommendation for a contractor that specializes in bracing foundations?

I also read somewhere that Oklahoma is now ahead of California in terms of the potential  threat of earthquakes striking. 

Not covering water in Florida is like not having adequate wind and hail storm in Oklahoma or no Earthquake in California.

It seems common for these older properties to need some seismic retrofitting to increase the safety in the case of a major earthquake.  

It has to do with earthquake laws. 

Little Haiti?

If I don't have earthquake insurance on my rental property and the tenants get injured during a quake, am I going to have any coverage?

If the property is in a coastal county or in tornado alley, they will require a wind binder on your insurance policy and if your in an earthquake zone they will require an earthquake binder.You will want to target community banks.

We live in Los Angeles (earthquakes don't concern my wife as much as real estate) and investing in real estate in this area is very difficult for a beginning investor who is not looking to take on a substantial amount of risk.I am originally from South Bend, Indiana, however, and my childhood best friend remains in South Bend and is close to becoming a CPA.