After talking with my agent and she did a little digging, the owners on in 2 law suites just on this one property.  1 is with a injury case from a former tenant that has been going on awhile and the other is one of the partners is suing the other partners on. 

The second time, they called the HVAC company and got the repair history as though it's their condo, using the info as background to insist on a new system before the repair person was even thereThey've texted dozens and dozens of times about everything they want repaired with photos and narrated videos, including:-chair cushions they think are too "high" to sit on properly (the place is furnished)-a wire shelf that doesn't have brackets holding it into the wall (which I said not to put anything on until the handyman comes, but they did and it broke, then they implied injury from heavy things falling)-kitchen drawers that are sticky, one of which broke, who knows if they got frustrated with it and slammed it open/shut-windows that don't slide like they are used to where they're from in Switzerland, so one is broken now-nobody coming to take the recycling bin 20 feet to the curb for the 2-story, 6-unit condo building (a service not in the lease); it overflowed and was unsanitary per photos; they offered to take it each week and I said "sounds great" but they still complain about it overflowingThey scared off my handyman with the same communication style when he tried to just set up an inspection time.

Although this is an irreversible move and might change the resale in the future, I believe that it will only have a positive effect.

And to add insult to injury, you *paid* for crappy, inaccurate assessment!

Also, are there any legal protections that can be added to the Note that can protect the lender from third party claims, such as contractor or materialman claims of payment or perhaps injury?  

Personal/Advertising Injury (For acts of false advertising/slander.

Consider the average personal injury attorney.

Recently I got a a Commercial General Liability Insurance policy to further protect the properties.General Aggregate(Other than Products-Completed Operations): $4,000,000Products-Completed Operations Aggregate: $4,000,000Each Occurrence: $2,000,000Personal and Advertising Injury: $2,000,000Damage to Premises Rented to You: $300,000 Any One PremisesMedical Payments: $10,000 Any One PersonMy question: now that I have the CGL Insurance, can I exclude Personal Liability on my fire/dwelling policies?

We would like something else, probably 1 million to start, that would help protect us from other potential lawsuits (unlawful evictions, injury, death, etc)I’m unsure which type of policy would be best to blanket cover our on LLC and would allow us to increase our coverage as the portfolio of properties increase.

Here is a rough breakdown of my quote of coverages:General Aggregate(Other than Products-Completed Operations): $4,000,000Products-Completed Operations Aggregate: $4,000,000Each Occurrence: $2,000,000Personal and Advertising Injury: $2,000,000Damage to Premises Rented to You: $300,000 Any One PremisesMedical Payments: $10,000 Any One PersonHired Auto and Non-Owned Auto: $2,000,000 Each OccurrenceI am not concerned about the annual premium (under $350) I am just wondering what other investors out there are getting as far as coverage.