I'll give Tim Tran a call and start looking into insurance policies! 

Prudently, I'd think yes - but I am finding that the insured folks are priced ridiculously high (I just got a quote of $100 per service for a property with about 300 sq ft of lawn).We carry a commercial umbrella policy.  

That would leave room for a 40k rehab, 35k profit, 10k holding with 8% taken out for title policy and realtors commission.

A strong asset protection plan incorporates both insurance policies and certain types of documents drafted by attorneys which shift costs, shift burdens, and shift liabilities.

Some advice that I think may help you: Keep your rental payment policy strict and adhere to the lease.

I recommend to upgrade and follow the QuickBooks Sunset Policy.

Perhaps you can hold the residences you own just in your family trust and have a large umbrella policy? 

I have not; there is a policy in place that the loan officer helped me to set up through a connection at his bank. 

The insurance policy through ASI was canceled because concerns over the flat rolled roofs.

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.