Only had to come up 24" and I also found my root cause, poor install of a window.  

It's not about poorly screened tenants. 

What if the potential buyer has really bad taste, you build the house to suite their poor choices and then they back out on a finance or HOA clause?

If the viel is perieced in one asset poor LLC liability goes to you personally, from ther it goes to everything you own, including all the interests you have in all of your LLCs!

I also like that its a fixed cost, and I don't have to account for extra work to refinish a particularly poor condition window.

My question is more specifically geared toward the homeowner's insurance aspect.I think I worded the original question poorly, so I will reword it below.If I insure a property held in an LLC with an insurance company that currently insures my personal home and they place the investment property (that is held in an LLC) on my policy with the owner being the LLC as well as me personally, will this compromise the integrity of the LLC shield?

From your rhetoric it sounds like you came across "Rich Dad, Poor Dad."

If you see only 1/3rd of the rents deposited that first week, and another 1/3rd the next, and the final 1/3rd (or less) trickling in during the latter two weeks of the month, then you've got a poorly-run park, and you should expect 25% turnover within the first 90 days of enforcing NPNS.  

You can decide whether a mail piece is worthy of a trip to the PO or not.  

Lots of times old rags were used as insulation.