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Logan I.
  • Nashville, TN
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Am I playing with fire on my umbrella policy?

Logan I.
  • Nashville, TN
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I am holding my properties in my own name, no LLC etc. For protection, I have a massive landlord and umbrella insurance (1m, 2m respectively). For simplicity, I have a website with "business name" which lists all the properties, and also have a credit card in that name. The "business name" is not registered officially or incorporated in any way. Am I playing with fire in regards to the properties being part of a business and compromising my umbrella insurance coverage?

Your thoughts are much appreciated.

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