Send the other tenants notice to quit due to safety issues, and see if they continue to allow that.

Their new policy is that the mortgage insurance is permanently part of your loan regardless of your equity position.

I have a rental property (LLC) attached to my homeowners policy and I'm wondering if this will be a problem if I should get sued.

Make sure you understand your policy.

Tenant safety should be a primary concern regarding your liabilities. 

The number one thing is to establish your rules and policies and don't deviate from them.

@Vince Mayer I purchased the actual property, but from what I've learned you have to go in front of a judge to prove the sale was fair and correct procedure was followed.I'm prepared to initiate a liability and limited property insurance policy once I take ownership of the property.

Following...I'm New to this but I was just figuring I would get a minimal policy after purchasing.

So to me, the 30 year mortgage is more of a safety net for the lowest possible payment if it sits empty.

You must have a lot of addons to your policy.