An umbrella means that your various loss exposures are all put under the same umbrella, not that you need a separate umbrella over each exposure.Unless you also have an umbrella over each of your vehicles and boats, I'd say you're UNDERinsured.Look at your net worth, assets minus liabilities, that how much liabilitiy insurance you need.

If you're planning on selling, you definitely want MLS exposure.

I hope that bigger pockets can be a great resource for me to continue learning and that my everyday experiences and exposure to a variety of markets means I can give a lot back to bigger pockets as well.

As far as the bank goes, I have found that they appreciate an investor who protects their interest by limiting their risk exposure on the deal.

(yes I'm a selfish money whore that works a full time job and runs two businesses on the side)Then it is time for you to take action NOW to limit your exposure to the wealth grab on the horizon.

There is an assumption (however unfair) that the real estate agent(s) has an unfiar advantage over the average consumer simply by knowledge, training and exposure to information.

Homeowners choose brokers who will maximize the exposure of their properties

You get the greater exposure for your property; you're not being taken from the task for which you make your money at (buying) by answering the phone and showing the property to look-e-loos.

Help: Trying to reduce Capital Gains exposure!!!!!!!!!

Good point.Please do not interpret my suggestion as a tax avoidance tactic, simply a way to get some real estate exposure, other than in the form of owning.thks.