The report reads that bricks were becoming loose with potential to fall and injure someone.

It is paid for by the business and benefit is meant to be used to pay the expenses incurred if a key employee is sick or injured and cant work. 

You are terribly injured and can't work.

If somebody gets seriously injured... everybody associated with the property will be sued and your pockets are deeper than your tenants so you will be the target, regardless of what you try to put into the lease.

Since there will be people working on my property I wanted to see what kind of insurance I should carry to make sure I'm not liable in case someone were to be injured.

Army, and I would like to also help the Wounded Warrior at the Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB) – service members that are injured are rehabilitated to return to duty or return and reintegrate in the civilian community.The downtown projects are near the WTB at Fort Sam Houston.My intent is to rehab a home for military families that are transitioning to the civilian community.My wife is a Real Estate agent in San Antonio, TX, and has identified potential properties.I also drive for Dollar$$$ in the area.I am looking for GCs that are trustworthy.Any recommendations/referrals will be greatly appreciated.Thank you!

You may decide to only purchase liability coverage in case someone were to be injured.

PS, you will also have premises liability coverage for your flips too in case a 3rd party guest is injured on the premises. 

Anyone can get hurt doing anything,,do you put signs in the yard telling people if they walk across your yard and are injured you aren't responsible (not that it would help)?

When we purchase the property and provide 60 days notice, if the tenant refuses to move and during that 60 days, they commit a crime or they trip and injured themselves, am I responsible for any liability?