Im hoping to get any tips, tricks or strategies you guys are using to help future tenants feel more comfortable with the idea of living in a house with other strangers and ensuring the security of everyone during COVID.Things I will be doing:Include in expectations and policy limiting the number of people allowed to visit each guestIn living area, have individual seats/ couch instead of a 2 or 3 seat couchProvide cleaning and disinfecting supplies in kitchen and restrooms Provide disposable plates, cups and silverware Thanks in advance for any help you all give!

Also, have a policy that is reasonable to be able to move the car or have them move the car for snow removal.  

This is because umbrella policies are relatively cheap and when you place them over multiple base policies they tend to make the liablity coverage more affordable while also increasing your liability coverage to $1 million or more.

Just as a few examples, Lakewood doesn't have laws, but they've got a city council committee looking at them.

Victoria,First, you want to review your policy.  

Besides, if you don't have an Operating Agreement and if you aren't following it like a business, your LLC has the value of recycled paper.It's better to just get an umbrella policy unless you have more than $100,000 in equity.You can contact Keyt Law in Scottsdale to get further advice on LLCs and Taxes. 

We've used a policy through our insurance agent called Vacant Express. 

The signature covers the last number making it so the number will not appear. plus they said" would have to pay 2% upfront for an insurance policy, which they would not tell through who.

My question is about an umbrella policy.

What kind of policy are you trying to get?