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Jeff Wang
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Landlord/Umbrella Insurance

Jeff Wang
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hello,

I have one investment property which is a SFH. I have the option of going with a landlord policy with $1M in liability coverage. I can pay $300 more per year to get that to $1.5M using the umbrella/excess insurance policy. I'd like to keep it simple by only getting the landlord without the excess but I'm not sure how much is enough.

Please advise.

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Troy Fisher
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Troy Fisher
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http://www.claimsjournal.com/search/?q=landlord&o=date

Is a great reminder of the reasons that we want to carry enough liability for our assets. I am not affiliated in any way with claimsjournal.com. As I move up into larger properties you can bet that the amount of umbrella coverage is going to go up significantly.

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