Send them an addendum to the lease and tell them they are responsible to move it every 2 weeks while the grass is being cut, it must be taken down between October 1st and April 1st, you are not responsible for any injuries associated with it, etc.  

I recommend adding "Personal Injury Liability" endorsement to the policy (protects against Liable, Slander, Wrongful entry, ...). 

but, I personally find it unsatisfying and frustrating to have someone start a thread about them investing in RE syndication and asking other investors experience only to find that they have started the same exact thread many times in the past AND  after my exposure to their post....and then to top it off they are not even really investors, nor are they really going at the topic from an investor mindset, but, rather have a purely 100% ulterior motive of promoting their own syndication....AND to add injury to insult, they are really horrible garbage investments.My opinion of most accredited investors, is that trust is a key component for them, when investing in Syndication. if the networking technique is disingenuous, it just comes off as corny-time-share-tactics-manipulative base level conduct that is unappealing, untrustworthy and wastes time.I will say that all your points of essentially "caveat emptor" regarding ones own filter for things anywhere on the internet(including BP)are true, but, the benefit of micro-social media- climates like Bigger Pockets is that you get the benefit of other like minded, maybe even I dare say "smarter than me" individuals, weeding out what is the inevitable dissent into Craiglistification of said micro climate...meaning that eventually if all the post, or some critical mass of the posts, become of the aforementioned disingenuous type, the benefits of the this type of forum become less evident or more cumbersome and timely to get value from, and maybe even have negative return on time-equity.....IMHO

In Ohio or another state where you own property, you likely will only be taxed on the income earned in that state and need to file a nonresident return rather than a resident tax return.Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the "cause of action" arose in that state.

Also it's too easy for someone else's negligence to cause injury to themselves or others.

Personal Injury Protection\But there are others that may also apply in your situation.Your umbrella would normally require that you have underlying Liability coverage of a certain amount. 

However, I am wondering if there are other types of insurance I need to get to cover myself and my partner against tenant claims of injury or sickness.

"pain and suffering", "future loss of enjoyment", "rehabilitation for the injuries" - 20 visits to the chiropractor who would need x-rays, MRI's to make sure there is no soft tissue damage, who the heck knows?!?

I live in Houston, TX, and I work as a personal injury lawyer.

TonyI would add "Personal Injury" endorsement as a coverage that should be purchased