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Heather U.
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umbrella policy/other options

Heather U.
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I own 4 rentals recently purchased (with mortgages) and have an umbrella for them. No LLC's. Underwriting came back and has said that since we don't have a car insured with them (our primary house is with them) they can't insure us with the umbrella. For clarification, we live overseas and don't own a car! We have access to my parents car and have a non-owned auto policy for several weeks out of the year while we borrow my parents car. So...my question is....is it possible to get umbrella policy without owning a car or any other way around this situation. Our thought was to have my parents "gift" us the car (somehow the agent said the parents can still have the title) and then we would pay for the insurance for the car but...that costs us $200 every 6 months. Trying to avoid an extra cost. Any ideas?

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