Sure 1) Select and aquire solid properties built by top shelf home builders2) Acquire these properties in good neighborhoods that attract quality tenants that have an incentive to protect their own reputation so they won't destroy yours or your property or engage in conduct detrimental to all.3) Put into place solid property management that understands that their role isn't just to collect rent and fix toilets, but to protect you from liability in all areas that flow from property management like fully vetted tenant selection processes.4) Adequate solid property casualty and liability insurance for each property.5) As/if necessary umbrella insurance coverage tailored to your personal risk profile and risk mitigation goals. 

It's how you protect yourself and put your license under a larger umbrella.

I also would get an umbrella policy.

I need to find myself a great deal on landlord insurance, umbrella coverage and a platform to send my tenants to for renters insurance. 

I would at least get an umbrella policy.

@Cole Britting, this is one strategy someone could use underneath the house hacking umbrella. 

If I'm reading that correctly, experience tells me you're best off purchasing property under your name when a loan is required and benefitted by having an LLC when you plan to offer cash purchases.A good umbrella insurance policy will cover your assets as well or better than an LLC, but an LLC is necessary if you hope to borrow hard money for making cash offers on off-market property.

You might want an umbrella policy as well. 

-property insurance using an LLC is considerably more expensive than individual/personal homeowners or landlord policy-you will likely want a separate liability or umbrella insurance policy that covers your business entity and one that covers you as an individual.

We are under the same umbrella of companies.