Part of the IRS definition of "separate venture" is that is keeps separate books, so aggregating personal finances with LLC's could result in losing liability protection.

I've started looking into assets protection and came across a wide range of services.

Additionally, there's sensitive systems there that tenants could tamper with that you want protected. 

And it may not be, who knows, but hey you couldn't have known at the time either, and you protected yourself by getting the ball rolling back then (ie, right now), no biggie.There you go!

Always protect the privacy of your source, or you will lose them.We will print this on bright orange paper and posted on the entry points of the property so that ALL may see.

Would the LLC protection be worth it? 

I want to make sure I have current info.As the title said I am looking for the best method of converting my 401K for Real Estate investing, SDIRA LLC, Texas SDIRA Series LLC or Solo 401K.From everything I have read I am leaning toward the Series LLC but it seems the Solo 401K has some advantages although I am not sure about liability protection. 

Potentially having no or few laws to protect me, puts the risk level too high for me and I'm looking into other avenues to invest my money instead. 

An estoppel agreement protects from situations like that.You can and should have the tenant sign a new lease with yourself, because the contract will now be with you. 

Booking through platforms offers liability protection, as well as, credit card processing, not to mention marketing.