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Liability Insurance for House Hacking
Hello BP Family,
My name is Ivan, I live in Miami, FL and am finishing setting up a studio with independent access to rent out long or mid term. I expect to charge $1,000 for it with utilities included.
I was planning on put together a basic Lease contract with a liability weaving close in other to protect me from any malicious tenant that may want to take advantage. Is that good enough? or will I need to open an LLC just for that and have liability insurance?
Any fellow house hacker in a similar situation that could share your experience or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
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Make sure you talk to your insurance company to get a "landlord policy" and max out the liability coverage..typically it's $1mil.