Just get aN umbrella insurance policy for a lot less hassle.

On top of that you should have an umbrella policy - it's inexpensive and will increase your limits to a million at least.Hopefully the dogs are just having fun ;-)

@John AkhlaghiWhen you hold Title in your personal name, purchase insurance including umbrella policy

But, you pay for it In your operations (you need to maintain your corporate veil, the financing, and whatever administrative expenses you have in your State.For many of us, buying insurance including an umbrella policy is sufficient asset protection.

I have umbrella policy and property management company to manage my 2 single family homes in Texas.

Umbrella insurance is extremely cheap because insurance companies know it will likely never be necessary.I have 25 units and own them all personally.

If it is liability you're worried about, you may want to look into an umbrella policy, and also research "piercing the corporate veil." 

You can always purchase liability insurance umbrella policy and get more protection than an LLC would offer anyways. 

I cannot get an umbrella policy with my current insurance company because I do not own a car.

If you only have a few properties, which you wholly own, it's probably easier to keep title in your name and make sure you have a robust umbrella policy for asset protection.