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Originally Posted by extrashaky
LOL. Owning real property does not increase your auto rates. Where do people come up with this stuff?
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It does not, if you do not increase your liability limits.
In reality, most people increase their limits so that the car coverage will cover as much damage as possible before court claims creep towards your house and other assets.
Same concept as why someone would set up a LLC vs a sole proprietorship.
Edit: this is useful because policy liability limits aren't usually taken into consideration when comparing insurance rates. It is also meant to illustrate how absurd OP's question is without context.
-alex