I'm not sure what the benefit would be to leaving it all under one brand "umbrella".

I have $500K liability on all my properties and a $2M umbrella.  

You could also add an umbrella policy if you want another layer of protection.

For those of you who have a single family home in your name, use an umbrella insurance policy, and have no LLC, I assume you have the tenant write the check to you directly?

Take a look at this article on LLC versus Umbrella Insurance - or both; the scenarios near the end of the article are great for figuring out the coverage you may or may not need:https://www.apartments.com/ren...Hope this helps...

Hello All,Does anyone know the regulations of placing a real estate investment company under the umbrella of a non-profit LLC?

Should I get an LLC now for the property or would an umbrella insurance be sufficient? 

All investments remain under the umbrella of the IRA and must be kept separate from personal finances.Separately, a SIMPLE IRA needs to have been in place for at least 2 years before it can be rolled over to any plan other than another SIMPLE IRA.

People also say using an umbrella policy without an LLC keeps them protected but I have no experience with umbrella policies personally.4.

An IRA is protected to varying degrees depending on state law in the other direction, such as you were to be involved in a personal lawsuit or bankruptcy.There are various mechanisms that can be deployed under the umbrella of a self-directed retirement plan to both avoid exposure to the California FTB and create asset protection/segregation.