The reason most don't worry about doing it is if the inspection does not pass they will put you on a time clock to get it fixed or removed.

They usually cost $8-$10 a month, and you can remove the requirement for Renters coverage so it should net out for your tenants (as you will pass this cost onto them), but you are assured that all tenants are covered. 

I guess I should look into removing this property from this LLC.

I know you can't evict right now, but can you give 30 or 60-day notice to tenant to vacate because you will be doing something else with the property, such as possibly sell?  My tenant is on a month to month. 

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

But then as the owner you move in, add a kitchen of sorts, and then if you want to sell later you just remove it.

They give you a time period to leave and then you are removed by the police.

You didn't mention this, but I'm going to just put this out there as food for thought.As a US Citizen, you're required to file tax returns in the US, no matter your dual citizen status, where you live, work, etc. 

Fire can burn down your house, but it can also heat your water, cook your food, heat your home, and propel you car.

The rental marketing has been at full capacity for quite awhile, but with SAH orders, layoffs, food shortages etc, the rental market will most definitely drop considerably.