We see both LLC name and owner of the LLC listed on insurance policies regularly.

I bought my first rental in my personal name because I got a great rate from my credit union.

But from what I recall dissolving in advance vs. selling as LLC and buying in your personal name won't be an issue if the tax payer is the same.

Hi all,I bought a single-family rental in Texas under my personal name with a conventional (non-FHA/VA) loan.

Good afternoon fellow investors,I own a property (split in 4 rentals) which I bought last year under my wife and my own name as a primary residence with a conventional loan.

I cannot imagine a realtor that has been in the game for any amount of time actually caring whether or not you hold title in your personal name or in the name of an entity.

Quote from @Caleb Thompson: I know versions of this question have been answered, but as a new investor, is it most conducive to keep my first rental property in my own name and look into an umbrella excess policy (1-2 mil limits)?

Just close under my name ?

If your sisters were truly co-owners for years, their portion’s gain/loss will likely be different from yours — but if their names were only added for estate planning and your parents still retained beneficial ownership, all of you might qualify for the step-up.Long story short: the IRS cares about ownership intent, not just whose name was on the paper — and that distinction can make a big difference here.

I'm not sure I would move the property from your entity/LLC to your personal name.