Beyond that you should consider an umbrella policy - it is a policy that kicks in after you have hit the limit on your primary policy.

Thanks for the feedback gentleman...I'll research trusts and umbrella insurance policies a little deeper.

Get good insurance and then umbrella insurance on top of that.

Also a great OJT. 18 SFHs, 1 LLC, 1 umbrella policy, 1 checking account, 1 spreadsheet, Cozy, Dropbox, mobile phone, trusted relationships with skilled trades. 

Insurance, as in 'We'll take your money and offer you an umbrella but we'll take us away when it rain.

I wasn't talking about it to brag, I was talking about that to explain that assigning lease options really should be considered under the umbrella of a wholesale deal... and also in the context of explaining how lucrative assigning lease options can be to the OP.... last but not least, it was also used to establish credibility.Crump's system is great, and it is something I use on a daily basis.

And sometimes whether you bundle policies with a carrier or not.3) I personally use Allstate because I have all Homeowner, Auto, Umbrella and Landlord policies with them.

Only 1 filing for multiple businesses within the corporation, and each business is under the umbrella of the LLC, but completely separate.

Usually this would be in the form of liability umbrella coverage on your homeowners policy.

Depends on your preference, but in my case, Indiana is pretty landlord-friendly, so a $500k insurance policy per unit, plus my $1m umbrella policy lets me sleep at night.