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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Umbrella Policy for small time landlord
I have owned a 2 family in the Bronx (one apartment is mine, the other I rent out) for 5 years and just had basic homeowners insurance through Hyundai. I just purchased another 2 family around the block that will be a rental property. I debated creating an LLC, but after talking to a few different people, it seems that an umbrella policy makes more sense.
What companies have other people used in this scenario?
Is there a different type of insurance I should be looking at?
Is a big name insurance company better than something I haven't hear of?
Allstate won't cover multifamilies, and Geico won't do it unless I get a really expensive car insurance with them first.
Thanks!