After that would be an umbrella policy.

I think Orbirental is still well and functioning under Hostfully umbrella.

I have always gone the personal name route with an umbrella policy.

As a result, I'm not able to get an umbrella policy through them because they want all of my properties insured by their company.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall.

That is why I have a high Umbrella policy.

My first 3 properties were purchased in my name and I thought I was smart by purchasing an umbrella policy to cover them all.After reading as listening to advice on BP I see that I should setup an LLC and have a team (CPA, lawyer, etc) advising me.I wonder if anyone can share the team of Advisors they use, who they are (CPA, Lawyers, etc) and how they found a good one.  

A good umbrella policy for $1-2M should cover you if anything bad happens.

So you'll need your LLC to have bank accounts, check books, address, everything.Or you can just keep it in your name and get an umbrella insurance policy.Also, if you do not have a ton of equity in your property, then you have very little for someone to sue you for... 

@Caryn CasarezCorrect that your spouse would also fall under the disqualified party umbrella.