Just google Ohio Real Estate Convention and you should find it somewhere. 2) Some individuals are interested in passive real estate investing, but have little liquid cash, but significant savings in IRA and 401k accounts and are looking to diversify beyond just stocks, mutual funds, and other public market assets. 3) Always important to work with an attorney, title company, and or closing attorney as you work with a private lender.

If you ever get sued and need that LLC, a good attorney will find you even with some of the crazy structures people talk about on these forums).

it appears you are out of luck, as the other post mentioned - where is your agent (or attorney) in all of this?

I am an attorney.

Would it make sense to refinance my conventional into a DSCR with my LLC that way I can create a plan for my single member LLC upon my death so that my RE assets are also passed along...Thanks This may be a question you should ask an attorney.

Not an attorney, but working in tax for several years and have seen people do both.

The actual insurance premiums in PA are regulated by the state with some exceptions (most notably approved attorneys).

As far as the legal side goes I would recommend speaking to a real estate attorney in Texas as they will be able to give you the best advice. 

You are asking legal questions and your best bet would be a quick consultation with a knowledgeable real estate attorney in your state.

And also, attorney recommendations appreciated too, as we would not do this without one that is well versed in the space.