Several you shouldpay attention to are:- Ordinance & Law: Provides additional building coverage to deal with rebuilding costIncreases due to changes in Zoning or Building laws- Personal Injury Liability: Libel, defimation of character, wrongful imprisionment, etc.

That organization can be a pain but the injury rate in other countries that don't have any kind of similar organization is much higher.

I'd be concerned if there's an injury due to electrical and they discover that the house is faulty AND that we knew about it as the owner...seems like a bad time to me.True, since I'll be BRRRR-ing it, resale isn't as critical now, I should have said appraisal. 

For example, if there's a fire resulting in death or severe injury, insurance is where you look first.

If so, the test for corporate (business) limited liability is whether the corporation is separate from the individual, whether the business holds itself out as the owner rather than the individual and whether the business is properly capitalized to avoid foreseeable loss.If you have good insurance, that's basically the same thing as being properly capitalized to avoid foreseeable loss, but you have to realize that any injury over the $1mm mark is probably coming out of your assets. 

Never take any steps that could result in injury to the bull or any one else.

I would do more but I have no feeling in my right hand and have very limited use of it due to an injury at one of my commercial properties.

This limits liability - For example, if you had someone sue you due to an incident/injury at Property #1, they cannot come after the value of property #2 as it is in a separate corporation.  

I spent 2.5 weeks in the ICU before being sent via private medical jet to Craig Hospital in Englewood, a world class Spinal Cord Injury rehabilitation center.

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