If your insurance coverage isn't enough, they could seize the LLC assets, but not your personal assets.Additional thoughts:1.

Ask how that effects coverages. 

While she did not pursue any charges because she has a tendency to fall on various surfaces and possesses adequate insurance coverage, I am concerned about the safety of my tenants and the potential for future liability if someone else were to fall and seek damages.To address these concerns and prioritize the safety of my tenants, I have decided to replace the current deteriorating asphalt driveway.

If your properties have little equity, you might have 4 or 5 properties (or more) in an LLC and simply buy Umbrella Coverage.

Also make sure you have some good umbrella coverage as the full value of the asset is in your name.

This will provide your LLC with the coverage you want, but isn't communicated to the bank.There are several instruments that you can use that don't transfer the deed.  

Some people will never purchase properties where there is risk of extended periods of vacancy and, therefore, risk of debt service coverage. 

Just focus on having good insurance coverage to assist in the event of a liability issue. 

On top of that if you don't have wind and hail coverage on your property they probably wont pay at all for a roof replacement.New roofs have can have up to a 25 year warranty if I remember correctly.

@Rob Chiang a Pollution policy would be the proper policy to extend coverage to you in this situation.