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Christopher Kolasa
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Asset protection as an owner-occupied landlord in Connecticut

Christopher Kolasa
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
Posted

How can I protect my assets, I am owner occupying a duplex in Middletown, Connecticut. I currently live in the first unit with a roommate and have tenants upstairs, Unit 2. I plan to officially move out so my roommate will be taking on the entirety of the tenant responsibilities in Unit 1 (lease already in place), thereby will no longer be living here. I have heard many differing opinions on what to do with my asset protection in the landlord unfriendly state of Connecticut so I am worried I have no protections in place other than home insurance. How can I protect my other assets (401k, savings, Florida single family rental part of a 50/50 partnership LLC) with intentions to grow the portfolio.

Is it advisable to purchase an umbrella policy or form an LLC for my business here in Connecticut? Any suggestions on what I can do?

Thank you in advance. -Chris

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