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Advice Please! Umbrella Policy

Jonathan Roldan
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I currently own two rental properties: a single family and a triplex. I have two separate additional liability policies attached to the properties. I don't plan on transferring these properties to an LLC for at least another year so I need the additional liability coverage to protect myself. Its time to renew my policies and both premiums have gone up significantly. I've heard of an umbrella policy which would be one policy that will cover both properties but I'm having difficulties finding a policy in Florida. Every time I ask an insurance provider about it they aren't sure what I'm talking about. I think I may be asking the wrong questions. Can anyone share a bit of information in regards to umbrella policies in the state of Florida? Thank you in advance.

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