And when you're shopping for your replacement properties in your 1031 exchange you'll also want to pay special attention to the current insurance on the property.

**Additional Tips**: Any other advice or insights related to landlord insurance that I should keep in mind as I shop for the best policy?

All my decades doing HML s for investor pretty much to a person at some point they get burnt out landlord syndrome and especially my SF Bay area clients when I had my shop in Oakland. 

Happy to meet up and talk shop with you. 

You can close in the business name/LLC here.You are not required to have your investment property in the business name, however, some lenders and bank may require it if they are a purely business purpose, lending institution who servicing companies, mandate commercial purpose only.And yes, finally you can get landlord insurance.I recommend shopping around and comparing a few quotes to get started happy to connect to talk further strategy and detail.

I manage 65+ but I am not market shopping. 

One stop shop.

I would like to purchase a 2-2.5 mil home with the proceeds that will eventually be our primary, but that we could buy initially as a second home/investment and rent out for the remainder of 2024.

You are asking the classic question in the MTR space: how does one evaluate what could be a good MTR.Unfortunately, MTRs are at a point similar to where STRs where 10-12 years ago, and there really isn't a one stop shop source for great data.

You will need to decide if you want a shop that has a lot of training, or if you want a small boutique shop, or even a flat fee brokerage.