-JasonHi Jason -- full disclosure: I work for Lima One Capital.We have recently taken significant steps to remedy the concerns you referenced, including bringing aboard new personnel and investing in heavily in tech improvements.

building cost these days are closer to 150 a foot in most markets .. and this is the risk to properties that trade for way less than replacement costs if you have a total loss your ONLY remedy will be whatever you get from insurance. land can  and does have negative value in all these areas for the economic reasons described above.

The landlord tried to remediate and offer solutions.

I asked why this is necessary when I've paid all of their fines and remedied their violations.

Please let me know any tips Does your operating agreement have anything in place on who does what and any recourse and remedy?

. --(1) Whenever a complaint alleges a discriminatory housing practice--(A) within the jurisdiction of a State or local public agency; and(B) as to which such agency has been certified by the Secretary under this subsection; the Secretary shall refer such complaint to that certified agency before taking any action with respect to such complaint.(2) Except with the consent of such certified agency, the Secretary, after that referral is made, shall take no further action with respect to such complaint unless--(A) the certified agency has failed to commence proceedings with respect to the complaint before the end of the 30th day after the date of such referral;(B) the certified agency, having so commenced such proceedings, fails to carry forward such proceedings with reasonable promptness; or(C) the Secretary determines that the certified agency no longer qualifies for certification under this subsection with respect to the relevant jurisdiction.(3)(A) The Secretary may certify an agency under this subsection only if the Secretary determines that--(i) the substantive rights protected by such agency in the jurisdiction with respect to which certification is to be made;(ii) the procedures followed by such agency;(iii) the remedies available to such agency; and(iv) the availability of judicial review of such agency's action;are substantially equivalent to those created by and under this title.

Even major issues have a cure, everything has a cost to remedy.  

Because piercing the LLC veil is an “equitable remedy,” even if you are not located in CA, your local courts will likely look to a similar set of factors.1.

This felt very unreasonable at the moment withe able to remedy a solution. 

If you have an owners policy and the title defect is not listed as a special exception in the policy or a matter that is excluded from coverage, make the claim and allow the insurer to remedy the defect.