And if the property is owned by the LLC and the insurance is in the LLC's name, I'd still want some sort of umbrella or other coverage to protect me personally in the event that there was some exposure above, beyond or around the LLC policy.

You get the most exposure with these methods but good agents have multiple developed marketing strategies.

If you have lower limits on your underlying policy and your retained exposure under the umbrella is greater than that, then you end up with a layer of exposure with no coverage.For example, you have a $500,000 underlying liability policy (homeowners, for the sake of simplicity) and you retain $1,000,000 under your umbrella.

If it's your first time, deleading can be a difficult and expensive process to learn so educate yourself beforehand.Don't hesitate to reach out to me direct if you want me to share some of my experiences or need some direction.http://www.mass.gov/eohhs/gov/departments/dph/programs/environmental-health/exposure-topics/lead/frequently-asked-questions-about-lead.html

I have been studying real estate investing in my spare time for several years and my father and grand father have always owned a small handful of properties (in CA), so I've had some exposure to the gig.

(It might also be worth mentioning, as your guy thinks about making this product, that any kind of data solution that generates predictive modeling to be used by a large number of clients has some significant liability exposures that he would want to mitigate, actively, and probably at the architecture level.)

Being in the military has given me a decent amount of exposure to dealing with real estate markets I initially know nothing about.

But first I have question.Do foreclosed commercial mortgages still have the listing exposure rules that conventional mortgages have?

The seller doesn't have title insurance from when he bought, and doing this would eliminate any future exposure the seller might have to claims prior to his ownership.

You get exposure to many types of investing and many ways to say "Awesome!".