I recently helped 3 of my clients find coverage for their portfolios between 10 properties and 51 properties, so it can be done.My suggestions is to find an insurance broker who works frequently in the real estate investment space, who has the knowledge of coverage, AND the available companies to be able to help you now and as your portfolio continues to grow.For your second question, I would also 100% suggest looking into implementing an umbrella. 

LLC is fine and can add extra protection if implemented correctly.

Go to the farm and implement auction

In terms of my preferred niche and strategies, I am pretty open-minded and flexible, but I do have a preference for cash-flowing multifamily rental properties implemented with the buy-and-hold or the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) investing strategy.

In terms of my preferred niche and strategies, I am pretty open-minded and flexible, but I do have a preference for cash-flowing multifamily rental properties implemented with the buy-and-hold or the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) investing strategy.

Hi @Alex Musyoka NJ tends to be considered more tenant friendly but its a relative term to the strategy you are looking to implement as a landlord. 

Each one of you gave me great advice that I can start implementing into my business. 

The constant moving target that local governments have implemented are absurd and it's no wonder that people are confused.

Something things we try to implement when vetting contractors & subcontractors:1. 

Nonetheless, don't you think that real estate investing is going to be very difficult because of some new regulations the government and municipalities are trying to implement?