I’ve read about rental LLC and umbrella insurance but not sure which would be better.

From my research so far, I've determined an LLC taxed as an s corp appears to be the best option.

Problem is I would like to buy a little faster since all I need to do is keep providing down payments to keep building my portfolio but a bit cash strapped.I created a LLC, opened up a Business CC and Checking account and pretty much doing all the right stuff but the lack of money is killing my momentum.  

Hi All - Unfortunately I have lost trust in my CPA after reviewing my latest tax returns(they missed major expenses that I had to call out) so resorting to this community for learning and knowledge while I also look for a new CPAI bought a property in my own name in February and then bought another one in LLC 1 in May and then a 3rd one in June in LLC 2.

Are there any lending instruments or banks that would finance a deal like this if I were stipulating it as a business deal, possibly forming an LLC?

This shopping center has a Food Lion, CVS, US post office, and several retail business tenants renting from one LLC owner. 

Secondly, I would like to transfer whatever property I purchase over to an LLC at some point after I move out, but I'm a little confused by some of the explanations I've heard regarding this process. 

There is no point to even quitclaim a home into an LLC if the home is not fully owned by the LLC.

This could be an LLC jointly owned by the contributors or a Joint Venture agreement, but you'll be thankful for this structuring 5-15 years from now.If you are using OPM to take down a property and you'll be cashing them out, then you don't need a structure like this necessarily -- a promissory note and related instruments can be used and then once the cash-out happens they are paid off and released and you own it pure and simply.

The management LLC does not own any assets.In Quickbooks every property is a "class" so we can track capex and operating results per property.