Your primary insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

Many standard contracts state that if you keep the deposit, you are relieving them of additional liability. 

Their pricing isn't all that great but the service is good and they will wrap an umbrella liability policy around all of your personal items as well as up to 10 properties. 

The only reason we do a cost segregation is during the same year we sold something and are trying to off set that tax liability.

But, I have read about liability issues with lost keys.

All accounts must be either an expense or income account - ie no asset, liability or owners' equity accounts.

I consider it deceptive, unethical and risky from legal liability angle.

please share any info on insurance companies that provide umbrella insurance for liability protection .

I personally have each of my properties setup in their own LLCs (no biz license required where I am at) and then have a personal liability policy to cover myself as an individual in case someone got through the LLC wall.

I appreciate any advice you could give.Hello, Using personal assets to fund your LLC is possible, but keep them separate for liability protection.