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Guillaume Derouet
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LLC'S vs Millions dollar umbrella insurance policy for rentals?

Guillaume Derouet
  • Investor
  • Ann Arbor, MI
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Hi Guys, what is the best for liability insurance when you own rentals properties?

Is it to have each property under an LLC or having a 1 or 2 million dollars umbrella liability ?

Please let me know your thoughts, i would appreciate.

Merci.

Guillaume

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Steven Hamilton II
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  • Grayslake, IL
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Steven Hamilton II
  • Accountant, Enrolled Agent
  • Grayslake, IL
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Originally posted by @Steve S.:

LLC gives you tax advantages if you set it up correctly and have a great CPA ... then your umbrella policy is tax deductible to the LLC as a business expense, along with your mileage, bills, your triple whip soy latte and many other things. Oh write-offs ... how we love thee

@Guillaume Derouet

Wrong. The LLC does not give you any more in deductions than you already could. As long as you are treating it as a business. That said do not give incorrect advice to people, I have to correct mistakes like yours far too regularly. The only additional item would be your LLC fees.

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