Now if it was definitely a single unit and only she could do it and it was properly labled it would be on her.

Again not a big deal for a home owner with one single mortgage to keep track of if their loan changes services occasionally, but with a number of loans all changing companies multiple times in the same year, it becomes frustrating trying to keep track of all of these changes, only to have more changes.   

I currently live in a single-family primary residence.

If you can't find an existing multifamily to pencil out try to identify something that you could add an ADU to or a larger single family home you can split into more than one unit using ADU rules.

I bought one single-family home and invested in one syndication this year.

I want to place a lien on my Ohio home (that is owned by my single-member OH LLC) with my WY LLC (or could use TX LLX) as the lienholder, so it shows debt and strips the equity. 

Quote from @Nathan Gesner: Happy to hear you're leaning into a more proactive role - with a single portfolio that large I'd imagine your insight will be appreciated. 

Given that your property has been subdivided into two rental units, it should indeed be compared to other multifamily properties in the area, not single-family homes.

At least this next potential home is only a single story so I cant fall as far. 

Slumps suck.Every single time we have a vacancy coming up, I get nervous.