Then rent the bigger home out using a property manager, allowing her to possibly cash flow and maintain that asset and let it continue to grow in value.Encourage her to consult with a CPA or tax attorney to explore the best strategy tailored to her situation.

My husband and I have personally flipped, built, and own rental properties, so we understand firsthand how critical it is to not only maintain good tenant relationships but also to protect and enhance the value of your asset.

And, as I'm sure you know, both investors would require a 3rd party verification of assets to prove their accredited status.Let me know if this is what are asking or not.

But did create issues of determination of value when distributing the assets of the LLC because all properties are probably not exactly equal in value or equal to a members % interest.But either of these can be made to work for you in the situation you describe.

In fact one of the themes of my posts is dissuading investors from over spending on entities and asset protection.

We have explored disposing of the asset multiple times and the same comes up during sale.  

That being said, I don't have the information I would need to say for certain, but that sounds as if that's a high price for the asset you're considering to buy.

The presumption of most reading this is you mean stocks and bonds and other assets you would buy from brokerage houses.

If you don't use it correctly, then you will be able to be sued personally and your personal assets will be at risk anyways.

They/you can't choose the carrier - their software assigns it.Fortegra is one of the carriers (paper in insurance parlance) that their product is written on.That said, Fortegra is A- rated I believe by AM Best so that isn't the issue.I'm going to take a guess and say that your umbrella is written with PersonalUmbrella.com (Markel) and they require all underlying insurance to be A-rated but also with an admitted carrier.