If so that is one layer of protection.Insurance another layer.You could get an umbrella policy for a 3rd layer.Also banks won't usually finance a property in an LLC.

I'm intending to use insurance (homeowners, landlord, umbrella) as my risk mitigation for the time being so, while I know there are a lot out there who are going to recommend an LLC for legal protections (and I will hear them out), I'm mostly interested in what will be the best way to begin marketing under a business name. 

Best tactic is;  Have good liability insurance and an umbrella, keep the houses repaired well, be quick to fix things, be a good landlord. 

Hello Guys,I have an umbrella LLC in neveda and I have 9 properties total that is included in this LLC.

Just have to find and manage protection via insurance umbrella of some sort.

Is there a more cost efficient way to manage my properties, such as perhaps one LLC to cover all properties and a large umbrella insurance for liability issues ?

Last year I switched car insurance companies and forgot to add back my umbrella policy.  

Run, don't walk...and you might want to consider an umbrella policy to cover current and future holdings. 

I have an insurance policy (in my LLC name) for each property.I was wondering if this is common, or is it better to have one Umbrella-type policy that includes all the properties, so insteadt of having to get a new house added to my existing policy, I would be able to just add a new house to an "umbrella policy"Thanks!

SF so I don’t worry about other tenants, and covered by homeowners and umbrella policies.