I just purchased a membership to a service that offers unlimited legal advice, and I have already contacted them several times.Beyond avoiding lawsuits, I have purchased large liability policies on my properties and an umbrella liability policy to help cover the expenses related to a lawsuit if I ever end up in one.

If you have substantial assets, you should look at an umbrella policy on top of that.

Get a $1-2M umbrella policy along with landlord insurance for your rentals.

Add some pool furniture and two umbrellas, and add rent appropriately for a "pool house ".Make sure your pool guy keeps a log and also checks in with you on a monthly basis if there is any problems

The up refers to Umbrella Partnership (often referred to as Operating Partnership). 

Umbrella insurance coverage doesn't increase lock-step with number of units.

I recommend sole proprietorship (aka buy them in your name) with a reasonably size umbrella insurance policy ($1-2M coverage, which is not that expensive) to start.

Do you guys think that it would be better to purchase future properties in my own name and just get umbrella insurance ($5 million liability) to cover myself?

You may want to consider an umbrella as well if you have significant assets to protect

I already have an LLC that's under my umbrella liability policy that I'm using for my own management so that is there but from the license standpoint, I got nothin'.