I don't mind putting my units up on multiple listings for the exposure- but I direct everyone to Zillow now.

You're probably getting exposure to different markets if a job moves around.

Better option is to limit you max exposure on the appraisal to a dollar amount you can budget for.

The safer alternative is to do a HELOC, but then you have exposure to future interest rate increases.

I'm assuming you have other real estate exposure or maybe real estate is a smaller part of your portfolio. 

After that, I moved to San Francisco to start my full-time job as a financial analyst.I have very little exposure to real estate.

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You should have an equity position in the home as well as a return on your money/exposure/risk. 

However, I have had many conversations with insurance agents over the years, and one in particular has always been incredibly knowledgeable.His take on liability coverage makes a lot of sense and is based on the potential liability exposure (as it obviously should be).

@Geoffrey BissenIt is NOT always best practice to hold each property in an LLC.This is something you should discuss talking with an attorney/insurance agent with and formulate a gameplan based on your risk tolerance, risk exposure, net worth, etc.Holding a property for someone who has 25 properties would be overkill in compliance costs.1) Costs to form each LLC2) Annual Costs to keep each LLC active3) Bank fees for each LLC(which they may have if the bank requires a minimum balance)4) Bookkeeping fees if required for each separate LLC5) Registered agent fees for each LLCetc, etc etcMaybe the right exposure is 2, 3, 4 or 5 properties per LLC.Maybe you should get proper insurance and have one LLCor maybe you have one LLC that has a maximum value of $500,000 and have it insured up to that amount.