Generally, if you cant move everything under your LLC, be sure to have a personal umbrella policy as a fallback in the rare chance if that was to happen.

I have come across a few strategies: Series LLC - It's an LLC but each property goes into it's own "series" or child LLC - Only a few states have these and I've heard that they aren't "proven in court" - they don't have a lot of precedents - other than that, they seem ideal.Putting each property into a Real Estate Privacy Trust (AKA Land Trust) and making the beneficiary the LLC - there isn't a lot of info on these (pros & cons) It doesn't seem common and I can't find a lot of unbiased infoCreating a separate LLC for each property - this seems like a lot of overhead and complication and renewal feesNot doing an LLC and instead just get an umbrella insurance policy - I'm concerned that they are cheap because they rarely pay out.I'm looking for thoughts, opinions, and suggestions on the above strategies - OR If you have another strategy, I'd love to hear about it!

Either way look for a commercial umbrella policy that can cover both LLCs (not sure if that is possible to be honest) or the LLC and DBA as one.

How important is it to carry an additional umbrella policy for a million dollars extra? 

., and the other to protect you from liability claims against you, called general liability or umbrella liability insurance.

It's really a cart before the horse kind of thing, and you can get all the protection you need from an umbrella insurance policy.

Sit back and enjoy an umbrella drink!

Do you have an umbrella insurance policy?  

They will probably recommend an umbrella.  

I understand umbrella insurance is very popular on this site, but for me if there is a catastrophic incident on your property you can never have enough insurance and the next level would be your assets which includes things in your personal name.