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Will F.
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  • Los Angeles County, CA
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Landlords that have entity for Prop Management-- do you get insur

Will F.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles County, CA
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Hi I was wondering if landlords that self-manage their properties under an entity get insurance for that entity?  Or if you get liability or workmans-comp-type insurance for handyman and workers. 

I basically self-manage property for family and friends under an S-Corp.  I was wondering about getting some sort of "business insurance" for that for liability-- accidents etc with workers etc.  

For instance- I have a mainly workers-- painters, flooring guys, roofers, framers etc that are unlicensed sub-contractor types.  If they were to get injured etc I was wondering if their was business insurance for this, that I could possibly put under my Property Management S-corp?

Does anyone have a similar set up or suggestions?

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