Should I get an umbrella policy to top it off?

1965 GTO later model 428 with turbo 400 auto.1980 Mark VI Continental 70k1982 Ford E-150 Van work truck 188k2000 Mazda Miata 70k miles2011 Toyota Camry 19k bought new-highway travelerGF 2009 Subaru Legacy 56kInsurance and umbrella up there.

To protect your assets, buy a landlord's insurance policy and an umbrella policy.Good luck!

Still, better to have the best protection available "when the predators encircle" than to hope that your umbrella policy will protect your possessions instead of adding to the blood the predators seek: "Sure!

Something else that’s missing here is that many land lords use Umbrella insurance policy’s to add additional protection. somebody was talking about a 1.1 million dollar settlement.

I just spent the money I saved on more insurance by buying a multi million dollar umbrella. 

Nevertheless, for more general liability matters (e.g. slip and fall injury that your umbrella insurance doesn't fully cover) it is nice to have liability limited to each property separately.

Just make sure you have good liability coverage, perhaps an umbrella liability policy.And above all, just be a good operator. 

My GC carries the proper insurance to cover this (I carry a builder's risk policy & umbrella coverage during construction).

Otherwise, I can just flip in my name and have an umbrella insurance policy to protect myself (which I do have).I really want to convert my LLC to an S-Corp election, but is it really necessary at this point if I'm relatively new and haven't done much flips?