@Michel Lautensack Im not trying to personally attack you, just pointing out some things that I think could cause problems for you down the road if you dont understand them now.

The named insured should be the LLC, with you as an additional insured.I don't believe that by itself it would create any company veil piercing, but I am sure that if attacked, that would be one of the factor used to attempt to prove the alter ego.I would be more concerned however that your insurance may refuse any coverage in case of catastrophic claim as they would raise that you did not disclose the proper ownership of the property and its associated risk, and as such defrauded them.I had no issue with my different insurances to change the named insured to the LLC without having to cancel the policy. 

I love hearing about all of the different opportunities in Real Estate and how everyone has their way of attacking each strategy. 

It's important to learn multiple strategies i.e. flipping/buy and hold, wholetailing etc...then just attack it my friend. 

So for those out there who continue to attack my integrity and willingness to still proceed with the deal let me ask you this:If you were my realtor would you drop me and never talk to me again or would you still work with me trying to get the deal done??

Not trying to attack anyone here.Real estate done right and properly (doesn't have to be perfectly) with common sense is equivalent to shooting fish in a barrel, and if you happen to conveniently be located in a market that is very good, it's equivalent to having a shotgun in your hand.

So many angles to attack this thing, I love it!

A fire, a hurricane a terrorist attack etc.. 

Each property must have 25% equityMust have min or $ 350 to $ 400 in net cash flow after expenses with a loanUse the entire cash flow from all to pay off property 1 and then attack #2 so forth. 

It’s a tranche of up sells with little or no value, that is my entire point, yet I’m being attacked for informing people to take caution and think twice for handing over any dollars for real estate education.