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Sunny S.
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Forming an LLC for three properties

Sunny S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bentonville, AR
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Do I need to form an LLC if I have just three properties ? How can I protect my personal wealth if I don't form an LLC ?

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John Mocker#1 Insurance Contributor
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Sherin,
An umbrella policy provides a limit of liability above your homeowners, personal auto, dwelling/fire (aka Landlord policy), boat, motorcycle, ATV...

The umbrella policy responds when the limit of the underlying policy such as the Homeowners is exhausted by a claim. In order to keep the Umbrella affordable, the insurance companies will have required limits for the underlying policies. Most will require you have at least $300,000 of Liability coverage on your homeowner's policy.

It is generally sold in $1,000,000 increments.

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