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Justin Kushner
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Title Insurance Needed?

Justin Kushner
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I am going to deed two properties out of my name into an LLC, that is owned by my Holding Company LLC (Wyoming).

I have been told by the underwriters at the Title Company that my title insurance will not carry forward to as my name is not a Member of the LLC, but rather, my WY LLC is the Member.

To purchase two new policies in the name of the LLC costs about $650.

Would you purchase the policies? If there's a break in title later, a claim against my LLC will defer towards me, and my title insurance protects ME as I still have the original policies in my own name.

Thoughts? Thank you!

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