If you have 20% equity, you may also be able to remove your mortgage insurance and lower your monthly payment in the process.

If your insurance coverage isn't enough, they could seize the LLC assets, but not your personal assets.Additional thoughts:1.

Do you need a bigger truck and a trailer, extra insurance storage..can you rent your machine out when your not using it?

Keep it in your name, get insurance, and most of all, be a good landlord.

We have a handful of properties in the cape coral area that we're trying to find cheaper insurance coverage for.

Lawsuits against HOA, HOA lawsuits again insurance companies, deferred maintenance that makes it not qualify for FHA loans, too many investors make it unwarrantable for loans, too many investors, force you to sell to another investor (investors never want to pay premium prices) and just so many other issues.I would say when your lease is up, sell that bad boy and either 1031 into a different kind of property or just take the cash and run. 

If your insurance coverage isn't enough, they could seize the LLC assets, but not your personal assets.Additional thoughts:1.

I do fortunately have room to absorb that loss, but with increased taxes, insurance, and maintenance/repairs starting to get reeeeally thin on the margins 😬

I sent the quote to the contractor who did the roof bc he opened a claim with his insurance to pay for the damages.

This would obviously be contingent on a thorough inspection.Asking price: 1075000Annual Rent: 139kVacancy reported: 5%Insurance: 5900Maintenance: 10kTaxes: 4kUtilities: 15,600_____________________________Total Expense: 35500working on financing this week but I understand I'd be at around 6.5%My biggest concern is DOM and major repairs needed.