I hired them to take over day-to-day management and oversee the eviction and renovation, but I’ve ended up having to micromanage everything myself and lost thousands of dollars in the process.Has anyone here taken action against a property management company for this kind of negligence or breach of contract?

I am seeking legal advice regarding significant issues caused by negligent and substandard work performed by a general contractor (GC) on a single-family home I purchased last year.

Or will the impact be negligible?

That policy will provide benefits for guest death and injury, provided you as the owner were not grossly negligent in providing a safe accommodation.

After the fire investigation concluded, it was determined the tenants had accidentally caused the fire due to negligent cigarette use. 

Even though the tenant tried to close the door manually during the power outage, it's difficult to know for sure if the lifting cable was already weakened from regular use over time.Unless there's clear proof of negligence by the tenant, the landlord generally holds the responsibility for repairs.Information regarding the age of the garage door and whether the tenant has caused similar maintenance issues in the past could be helpful in determining responsibility. 

After the fire investigation concluded, it was determined the tenants had accidentally caused the fire due to negligent cigarette use.The home is currently in a condemned state, being renovated and is expected to be completed by November 2025.

I am beginning to think that getting a conventional loan might be more practical for flips I am doing and hoping to get some feedback from individuals who have potentially done the same.First, the homes I am buying as the realtor/buyer can pass inspection/appraisals so the flexibility of HML is negligible.

Liability is based on negligence, as to what a reasonable person should do or should have done.

Outside of that, get an umbrella policy, buy a good lease, run a solid business, don't be negligent.