You will package your Property, GL, and Umbrella coverage with a another insurer, and they would never be notified of your turning in a claim to the policy that I am recommending. 

Unless you have significant other assets to protect, a robust umbrella insurance policy may be easier and cheaper.

There is some protection with an LLC but I would consider getting to know a local lawyer that can give you some guidance on whether it’s worth putting it in an LLC vs having an umbrella insurance policy.

An umbrella policy, if you own your primary residence is really cheap, over the top of a $300k landlord policy. 

If you want to drop down that rabbit whole than you could create a series of LLC to not only hold the properties, but also stack those within operating and umbrella LLCs and so on.  

This 2x LLC structure with some umbrella insurance is quite common and gives most people all the legal protection you would need as a real estate investor.

My point is that if you only have $250k of personal assets to protect, it's probably a lot easier and cheaper to get a $5MM umbrella policy.

Such as liability or umbrella.

After talking to IRA finance group, the advise was potentially starting LLC a in those other locations and partnering with my SDIRA and then when I move creating a C Corp to umbrella them.I think I may be over Complicating the process, but I don’t want to get hit with taxes and want to protect myself and use some of my retirement investments to get going and play with my cash simultaneously Incase I can li find employment and this thing turns truly full time (tracking notes, liens, getting my broker license, etc). 

Just get umbrella insurance instead.