My Nationwide agent thinks that if I title the houses (and truck/trailer) through the LLC, I will have to have a commercial coverage account, State farm has a similar problem.

I looked into cell phone providers - great coverage with all providers in that area

Purchase price: $95,000After repair value: $105,000Gross rent $1,250/month20 year Fixed option HELOC $71,250: $500/month Cash down payment: $23,750Taxes: $93/monthInsurance: $32/monthHOA: $276/month (this is a condo unit, the HOA is responsible for pest control, trash, and everything outside, so CapEx)Net Cash flow: $349.00/monthWe asked the seller to buy a comprehensive home warranty ($450 annual) in case anything breaks the first year. 

Stony Point is definitely not the best area to do so.I grew up in the White Plains, NY area therefore I know the market much more comprehensively.

You should not have to move your other coverages but you may want to gets quotes on that anyway.  

These lenders use the debt service coverage ratio or the cash flow of each property, instead of your personal finances, and lend across a number of States.  

I have asked my CPA and to expedite the process/cross check hoping some of us who have already done this could share their experiences 1)  What is OZ and does it fit into my investment goal 2) Where i can invest and potential investment categories (SFR/Land/MFR/Comm/Biz) and how to fit in (syndication/self)3) Cost of transaction (How to start a Qualified Opportunity Fund and How to maintain/Cost of doing so)Video below is what i found very comprehensive/informative and covers #1 and 2 above.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

My question is would installing a mesh fence around the pool provide any additional benefit and/or liability coverage for the property? 

The LLC provides asset protection in the case of a lawsuit that exceeded your insurance coverage and they want to go after you personally.  

Then there are businesses that are strong financially and can accept risk of low coverage and premium savings.