If the attorney says this is more suited to a limited power of attorney, then go for it. 

We ended up buying a house in Southside district (great for gameday), and may end up fixing up the master suite with separate entrance for AirBnB on special weekends.

It didn't mention any backing/guarantee, insurance requirements, or even background checks.You would need to go after the contractor and hope that he was sloppy in his entity creation or that the "other side of his business" still has assets and was part of the same entity.You also may be able to go back to the insurance company to see if they will help with the filing of the suit.

Some of my recommendations are:- Be a professional (That does not mean suit and tie or anything outward).

Sure there is a relation, but there are a number of other ways you could generate cash that may not involve real estate at all, but may be more suited for you. 

This would be better suited for the single-family forum.

Work on yourself, learn to love the process, and the results will follow suit.

Here are some things to think about and consider:We only do AirBnB, and use Instagram and Facebook to help market it. 

Give all disclosures within a day or two so they can back out if something doesn't suit them. 

If the Umbrella does not have the LLC as a Named Insured, the Umbrella may not respond to the suit, leaving you not covered.Ideally you want the LLC named as a Named Insured or Additional Insured on the personal umbrella or secondary Commercial Umbrella.