No - I do not have an umbrella policy through them and they do not offer them as part of their main insurance program if I recall correctly (you may need to call them and ask, for clarification).I can tell you that NREIG offers up to $2mm in liability per property/policy, and that's a pretty sizeable amount of coverage.

The property is worth $200K and you have $500k of liability and umbrella coverage on the property.  

If the lawsuit is pending, it's may be too late.Get great insurance, get an umbrella policy.

LibbyI've always maintained that you will be fine with an umbrella liability policy because most LLC's are easily pierced.  

I'm looking for an independent insurance broker to help me choose what type of coverage I need and to find a policy to cover a duplex and 2 SFH in the triad region of North Carolina.Also looking for an umbrella policyThanks!  

DP3: Ordinance/law; wind/hail ; water; named storm (redundant)HO4: Renters insurance (bought by the renters)Umbrella/GL: Most policies only go up to $300,000 or $500,000 liability.

I'm interested in this question too although so far, I have had very good experience with using my primary residence/car company, both for insuring investment properties and umbrella liability.

Not legal advice but I personally go the umbrella route with my rentals. 

Buy a regular commercial umbrella policy. 2.

We went without LLC and raised our umbrella as we need the financing.