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natural disasters
Hi everyone I have a question about how to cover myself for natural disasters. I am a new buy and hold investor and live on the Oregon coast that being said tsunamis are an unforeseen event, how can I protect my assets if this was to happen? Obviously flood insurance is ridiculously expensive, is there a way to get my investments covered another way? If not would putting my rentals into a LLC be smart so I wouldn't be personally responsible for all the mortgages?