As far as the structure, your personal assets are separate from the LLC assets and liabilities, unless you do something to pierce the corporate veil.

Pierce County is even hotter! 

Pierce county has a program called Solveit which mandates mediation before eviction.

Always stay away from verbiage such as "Investments" that could attract attention for potential lawsuits, pierce the veil,...After doing north of 20 it has changed in my view.

@Kelly Pierce and @Jon Gorman - as a few others have said, one great place to start is with http://www.xyplanningnetwork.com/, there is the ability to sort by many different criteria on the website search.

@Aaron Anderson @Pauline Charlton @Daniel Highsmith @Michael Julian @Mark Pierce @Michael AndersonMeetups are announced in the Real Estate Events & Happenings forum on BiggerPockets.

I would love to chat over some coffee, are you in the king county or pierce county are?

It will probably lead to conversations about "piercing the veil" (the veil is your company and whether or not people can sue you). 

This is advantageous as the LLCs will protect your personal assets from being "pierced" and you will keep everything separate from your personal insurance portfolio - it's a lot cleaner this way and easier on your accountant (CPA) as well! 

I have this confidence because my assets are covered and I will have a heavy weight in my corner on any legal suit (his case is also weak).A benefit of an umbrella policy is there is not the constraints that apply to LLC and other such entities that could allow the protection to be pierced.