So if I pull the property out of the LLC, get financing and then transfer it back into the LLC, I've been warned that "Due on Sale Clause" may be a risk. 

Curious if anyone has any experiencing managing a HELOC with a business partner, and if you have any advise, warnings, etc?

They go by telltale signs a lot of the time and give warnings.

Northern Kentucky couple has a warning (wcpo.com)

When I spoke with my "go to" broker, he warned my that it may be difficult to find a lender for an investment property because of the new FHFA guidelines.He did find a lender, but the interest rate on the 30 year note is 4% with nearly $1,000 in additional closing fees compared to what I usually pay. 

Everyone expects Landlords to have reserves, but individuals live paycheck to paycheck and nobody questions it or uses them as a warning to others.Every day I see more examples of how this moratorium and "free" money was abused by renters while Landlords are painted as the bad guy.

The TK provider has provided me this addendum about Lead based paint warnings, along with the contract to sign.

We did list the construction noise warning in the House Rules section of the listings that guests have to read prior to booking.

Unless you’re using something off the shelf like butcher block or Formica" - Not always the case, I have had cabinetry installed and the next day, the quartz counter tops went in (many times).I'm late to your thread since this is 8 months later and I would have warned you to pull permits yourself if you are acting as general and subbing all tasks out.

I will still property manage there, but I warn every one of my PM clients of the excessive costs, time, and hassle, so they buy with open eyes.We also have been required only one time, and in Portsmouth, to get a business license to pull a permit.