As for the $633, it sounds like when you say "Now the PM company is charging me....." that we are gouging you for some unnecessary expense or that we were negligent in some way. 

The parties agree to indemnify the servicer and Freddie Mac for any and all loss resulting from an intentional misrepresentation or negligence made in the affidavit.

If they weren't negligent, your subrogation efforts will likely be for naught.

There may be some State expense in maintaining the LLC, but that is negligible.  

If everything is in your LLC name then you are protected from tenant lawsuits... unless you show gross negligence then they can still sue you personally. 

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It's a broad question, so I'll give you my experiences.Besides fire, you'll have tenants suing you for negligence, slips and falls, like not shoveling snow.

I fixed the issue within 24 hrs of notification.This is a a case that neither party was negligent....they notified me as soon as they were aware and I repaired as soon as I found out.

"Massachusetts' lead paint law creates strict liability, which means, in a nutshell, you need not be negligent to be liable for damages.

I see that a lot on Bigger Pockets, and it makes no sense whatsoever.Regardless of insurance, you can be sued for negligence, or maintaining a nuisance, or whatever.