Highly visited outdoor recreation areas?

I'll throw this out there in case anyone thinks it should also be in the mix with the other projects.I have a large-acreage rural tract in an area with moderate seasonal tourist population demand for outdoors activities (hiking, camping, hunting, etc.) that I'd like to explore developing in the following ways:D1) Rebuild uninhabitable existing home as LTR, STR, and/or family vacation home and a place for someone in the family (maybe myself) to retire eventually.

Current loan/rate, house value, rental rates, cashflow before/after a refinance, etc.If you want the LLC so that is gives you asset protection, it probably makes more sense to look at an umbrella policy instead.

I personally have a umbrella policy with USAA, this policy covers you onw a minimum of 1 mil dollars in case you get suit and they are trying to come after you.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Pollock Pines.

Purchase price: $361,000

Cash invested: $20,000

A single-family mountain home with 3 beds, 2 baths, and a beautifu...

I have an umbrella policy which I think is better than an LLC but how can I protect myself even more with specific verbiage in my lease from suit or losing a big lawsuit if it were to happen.Would love examples of what isnused in your lease to prevent this.

You'll need the separate bank accounts, debit/credit cards, extra accounting/bookkeeping, all the attorney fees to setup and manage these enttiies, can't share the umbrella policy..Yes, people talk about the Due on Sale clause, but just about everybody says it never gets called unless you stop making your payments. 

Quote from @Alexander Stringfellow: Balance the light between outdoors and indoors so you don't get harsh contrast.Watch for reflections.Don't use filters or hide things.

Is this recommended, or should I just get an umbrella policy?

It'll certainly be nice to no longer deal with that issue as much in LA with good weather and private outdoor space for her to let that energy out.It's always great to hear from REAs who are also investors themselves.