I had an IRA owned house burn down a few years ago and thank god no one was injured. 

If something were to happen (a tenant injures themselves on your property) they would sue the owner of the property which in this case is you personally.If you are going to have an LLC, then everything needs to be in the LLC name, and none of it in your name.

Also, I would make sure the AirBnb operator has short-term rental insurance to protect against guests getting injured on the property.

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Fire Department shows up picks them up and if not injured people usually stay home.Hypothetically if I were to write down the address and later reach out to them via door knock, direct mail or call are there any legal issues I might run into?

A quick search shows actual offices for HUD, OSHA and the EPA in Dallas, so not that difficult for an irate tenant, prospective tenant, or injured handyman to initiate an expensive complaint...

He said, if someone were to get injured on one of my properties (hypothetically) and walked into his office wanting to sue me, he would most likely take that case based on the amount of houses I had and the assets to go after. 

I personally do not think this is necessary if this is a portion of your primary home.As others have mentioned, i would connect with your insurance broker and let them know exactly what your are doing and what you want coverage for:- if i rent a portion of my property our on airbnb for a period less than 30 days and that guest is injured on my property, do i have coverage?

Image if a fire happened at the property and a tenant was grievously injured or died. 

If someone injures themselves and sues, they will be suing the LLC and not you personally.