If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

Carry an umbrella insurance policy.

All these basically fall under the umbrella of learning, but there is a lot of information when it comes to real estate and you would want to be as prepared as possible for what is to come.

Availability of Umbrella coverageIn my recent experience, the cost is generally higher if you put them all together.

Look into acquiring a personal umbrella liability insurance policy. 

Just make sure you have an umbrella insurance policy / good insurance policy.

@Megan Shebeck one is not better than the other, but rather to have both of them work together to best protect your investment.Most investors who will be financing in their personal name will just buy higher liability limits with an Umbrella policy. 

I have 3 Rentals that are all housed in their own seperate LLC's.I would like to get a Umbrella Policy as well.Spoke with a couple Insurance Agents and finding it difficult to find a carrier to provide an umbrella that covers me personally due to houses sitting inside LLC (Mixed use).   

Umbrella insurance will give you more protection than an LLC, cost less, be less hassle and be more likely to be properly maintained.

I have State Farm for 2 STR properties, my home, auto, life and an umbrella policy.