If someone injures themselves and sues, they will be suing the LLC and not you personally.

Could I be held liable for anything for the sub-tenants if the were to get injured or anything?

The general contractor was injured 2 weeks into the start of the project, always have a back-up contractor on call.

If you get sick or injured, you have 95,000 to make your life easier.

If it were me, I'd remind the remaining tenants and the family of the injured tenant, that everyone (injured tenant, not the family) is responsible for paying the entire rental amount. 

People say experience is the best teacher... well I've learned a hard lesson. I made the completely newbie mistake of paying up front, although it shouldn't have been upfront, the project got delayed so much it caught...

The person you injured can go after your LLC and the LLC's assets because you are the owner of the LLC and therefor, the LLC and it's assets are your assets.

As I told them, I had covid, (with a shot though), followed by an injured foot.

The issue leads to a fire and the tenant, their family, or their guest is injured - you would be wide open to a punitive lawsuit.Or say the tenant has a dog that is menacing neighbors, you get notified about it and take no action.

Suppose a guest, or worse - a child, were to make their way out to that second floor balcony and fall through the railing that you knew was faulty and get seriously injured.