I need an advice to where and what kind of umbrella insurance I should get.
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Hello Community - I have a single family home under contract. Currently securing traditional 30yr long term financing. Loan and title will be in my own name. I haven't had trouble getting a rental insurance policy, bu...

Hello everyone. I am currently house hacking my primary residence in California and just bought a rental property in Indiana.  I tried getting an umbrella policy to protect myself in case something happens but was den...

I recently established an Illinois Series LLC. I created a series for each rental property (single-family homes). I also created a "management" series that will sign leases, collect rents, and make repairs.I am in the...

Hi, so I've been here watching and reading for 6 mos now and after buying our first investment property Oct 15th we are ready to list!  YAAA - and a big thanks to my hubby who did 80% of the work, he did an awesome jo...

The property has a unfinished basement made of 100 year old concrete. In Vancouver WA you may know or suspect that we get a fair amount of rain. Well she left all the windows closed so the added moisture from the rain...

I see numerous threads on umbrella policies here, but I am still not 100% clear.  Few questions.1) Does the umbrella policy on my primary residence also cover any rentals I own? I think the answer is it depends on the...

I read another thread stating that the landlord really can't be listed as additional insured on a renter's insurance policy for because they have no real loss to claim (in more insurance-esq terms).Do I then have any ...

What are you guys paying for insurances?I am looking at one insurance bill, just for one property and it's over $5000 a year.  That one I have a mortgage on with a $980 monthly payment and my insurance for that proper...

Hi everyone, I am researching about renter insurance and if landlord should be added as additional insured or additional interested. Most articles do not say about if this is a bad idea or not. And it seems to be fine...