If the tree was otherwise healthy and you had no reason to believe it to be dangerous, then it is not likely you could be held liable.

If they were warned in writing  an after reinspected in 7 days an nothing changed ,still many wiring violations,can i evict them w 15 day notice for not conforming to NEC code an local building safety/ fire laws.I own the unit beside them also which is in danger if there is fire .last week the microwave smoked or short circuited due to their negligence w overloading.I then sited an gave warnings on th he many violations..I want them out as soon an legally as allowed by law.There is noncompliance.Thanks

It's a bizarre distinction to me, but that's the reality I'm working with.Can anyone point me to a loan product that my interested buyers can use?

It's dangerous at best.

So your personal possessions will be protected but all the properties in the LLC are in danger. 

Better protection is an arc-fault breaker, because arcing from missing insulation is one of the dangers of K&T.As for insulating, obviously anything that looks like it is loose or coming apart I would re-wrap with good quality electrical tape (electricity off, of course, when you do this) but beyond that you want to keep combustibles away from the wiring. 

Where this becomes REALLY dangerous is when your pm kicks the can down the road over and over, making excuses all along the way.

After the Oct 15 deadline, when I have more time, I will double-check my preliminary conclusion and, if confirmed, will reach out to the IRS counsels to fight their dangerous error.For my fellow tax pros: let me know if you're interested in this fight.

A floating neutral is a dangerous situation .

Danger Will Robinson.