if you get into a car accident and someone decides to sue you they can go after your assets (LLC) and not your homestead home or your retirement plan(s).   

@Ethan AucielloI work with quite a few syndications, family offices, and private lenders who will do non-recourse Cash Outs with Hospitality and Auto. 

You should call an insurance company that you are comfortable with and there are usually discounts if auto insurance and home owner's insurance are with the same companyAdditional tips- don't try to do this on your own- it sounds like you might be. 

Once you locate the Realtor you feel the best fit with ask to be set up on auto email for the income and residential side of MLS so you don't miss income properties improperly marketed by the listing agents and advise your Realtor you are comfortable with off market deals.

FYI, I've tried the free texting servicing but it auto blocks after so many(10) texts. 

It could be a coincidence but it seems too perfect to say the algorithm did this by accident. 

We are set up for auto-pay, so I know some would suggest they don't care as long as they're paid on time. 

On a personal auto policy there are two ways the Liability can be written:1. separate limit for Bodily Injury and for Property Damage2. one limit for the combined Bodily Injury and property damageThe lowest required limit for your auto policy is likely to be, for a personal umbrella is $100,000 per person/$300,000 per accident for Bodily Injury and $100,000 for property damage. 

It can post your rentals for rent on apartments.com but it would be nice to be able to auto syndicate this to Zillow.

I found out about bigger pockets through a wholesaler who called me on accident and we got into talking business.