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Eric Bradeis
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How do I protect myself from being sued in the future?

Eric Bradeis
  • Florence, NJ
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So I'm buying my first house using an FHA loan which doesn't allow me to buy it using an LLC, so I have to buy it in my name. I'm getting insurance for my car, home owners n flood and the agent said that I should have a higher pay out per person for my car insurance if I get into a car accident because she said that I can be sued for my house. How do I protect my house, and myself if I'm ever sued as a result of being in a car accident without paying alot for insurance? Does anyone have any recommendations? What do u do to protect your house and assets? Thx!

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Deborah Burian
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  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Deborah Burian
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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We carry a basic 1mil/2mil umbrella policy and it's pretty inexpensive.

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