How Does One Utilize A Surety Trust or Is Public Market Insurance Better
For the single home owner, it is suggested one obtain regular public market insurance (Geico, State Farm, Progressive, etc.). If the property or asset is within the trust, the trust will apply under its name - the same as if a company owned the property.
NOTE: If one doesn't have $25,000+ for car insurance (or whatever one's state demands), simply go with public insurance.
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