It’s possible, but walk into this with the assumption that a) it might not Be worth the hassle, get an umbrella insurance policy b) refinance all your properties first with a lender w/o a due on sale clause, then QCD them to your LLCA good umbrella policy can be a lot easier then transferring deeds, and can have the same protections. 

I've also read about umbrella policies but wasn't sure about the following:1) I don't have auto insurance (i don't drive), so wasn't sure if this would affect that.

I happen to prefer VRBO for a number of reasons (better security deposit policies, more control of my house rules and enforcement, payouts 60 days in advance, no 'extenuating circumstances' last minute cancellations that override my refund policies, I can go on..)  

Keep in mind if you shopped around to get a cheaper policy, you may have bought a policy that creates loop holes and might expose you to liability.

(Also look into the FHA 203K loan)Another benefit to going with a multifamily is that it can "boost" your purchase price using 75% of the other income to help your debt to income ratio... so $1000 rental is worth $750 to offset any PITI payments.

And if this were the case, $25/month would not come close to compensating for the possible costs associated with a tenant's pet.Obviously there are ways to protect yourself from liability regardless of the source, like LLC status and a good umbrella insurance policy.

You will also need a commercial insurance policy. 

If they will not insure with your current policy do not allow the animal to reside.We charge $30.00 per month for each pet.

And the landlord is not wrong valuing criminal offenses based on the nature of the crime - in fact, HUD requires this now since blanket policies are no longer acceptable.

Multiple issues with tenants violating their leases but our NO PLAY NO PAY NO STAY policy is somewhat working.