I would agree with those who have said to: not put ANYTHING on the internet (you said you've changed your name and other identifying information); and also, seek your own counsel, and if you can't afford it, you need to really communicate with the counsel your insurance carrier has provided.I won't go into graphic details, but I will say (as someone else alluded to above); people can seek whatever amount they want to; however, that does NOT mean that's what it will settle at.

Or, how about, originating broker confirms good insurance at origination, borrower transfers title without informing lender or originating broker, and without naming new owner as primary insured on hazard insurance policy, property burns to the ground, insurance carrier denies claim because named insured no longer owns the property.

Has anyone considered getting two or more umbrella policies from different carriers to get around the rental property limit?  

Am I overthinking it and just need to call my general liability carrier from the other business and have them write a policy for me?

Can you please make a suggestion as to whom is the best carrier for a land lord policy?

Once again, Jawsette, you're just making things up...During the speech that W gave on the aircraft carrier that day, in front of the "Mission Accomplished" banner, W said nothing about Iran, but instead claimed that this marked the end of major combat operations in Iraq and that the U.S. and its allies had prevailed.Perhaps you need to watch it again to refresh your memory:http://www.youtube.com/watch?

I’m currently work for the Postal Service as a Mail Carrier and I’m in the DC Metro area.

@Greg Carrier That’s horrible!!

What about your current home, either as a homeowner or rental policy or even your auto carrier is a good starting point?

I have a few xmas tree farms insured and I know that all of those insurance carriers would not be willing to have the policy overlap into a real estate biz.If the RE biz leased back the farm to you as a tenant, that could work.