I've always found that the term leases (anything over 30 days) always obligate the landlord, but never the tenant.

Generally, providers should be able to provide coverage and insure the property with the LLC as the primary insured.

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Mason.

Purchase price: $122,000

Sale price: $165,000

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/117-E-South-St-Mason-MI-48854/1270...

You'll need more than liability coverage.  

I usually see the best rates and terms from our local credit union on this property type.

The vast majority of RE Investors are served by simple appropriate insurance coverage or holding the real-estate in an LLC also with appropriate insurance coverage.There are also  multiple levels of LLCs owned by Wyoming companies or complex trusts but these come with lot of cost and complexity.

What I'm concerned about is the all the negative coverage on the news between Gatlinburg and Ashville about storm damage and how it affects travel.

And any short-term rental regulations in the works.

Hey everyone, does anyone have any STR in the Anaheim area? We are looking into the ordinances, and according to online sources, if you had a permit before 2016, you can operate a STR. 

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