If you take a policy loan from your Bank on Yourself policy, your money will then work for you in both your real estate investment and your Bank on Yourself policy.

We rented our first home out and got an umbrella policy to protect ourselves.

Just a little bit about my financial situation- I have some college debt around 25k, a payed off car, around 10k saved, and a few investment vehicles started like some real estate crowdfunding (AHP) and MC Laubscher's(The Cash Flow Ninja)  whole life insurance policy used for infinite banking.

For regular single family homes, aside from typical homeowner's insurance an umbrella policy of up to $5M is carried to mitigate the risk.

However, COVID 19 policies may cause some market shifts. 3) Making a turnkey a "good investment" is very subjective. 

LLC is for asset protection which you can keep it in your name with an umbrella insurance policy and get same results.

For your "average" residential home, doing it under your own name (not even really a sole proprietorship) is fine with insurance and an umbrella policy. 

Curious what kind of policies I should be looking into for house flipping with hold time less than a year and any possible companies in Las Vegas?

The insurance company (Auto Owners) has deemed it a pollutant which is exclusively denied in the policy though some have said it could be argued as vandalism?

Many markets are moving towards stricter policies forbidding Airbnbs.