Yes you get all depreciation write-offs etc as just an individual holder, and note your accountant will likely need to file a Delaware tax return each year for your rental income in Delaware, but this is usually easy and cheap. 

Please note that listing your LLC as a certificate holder is "NOT" the same as listing your LLC as an additional insured. 

Being listed as a "certificate holder" is not the same as being added to their policy as an additional insured.  

Typically, it is a simple note, which can be recorded as a mortgage at the note holder's discretion.

The mortgage has value and the current holder of that note is gonna more than likely want to get paid.  

Voucher holders are having a heck of a time finding something right now because the rental shortage is hurting the lower priced market more because rents have gone up so much.  

I have a note holder who has a single note covering 26 properties in three different counties and two different states.

According to the contract with my Note holder, selling it does not require his approval. 

The deed is in your name and they are the lien holder.

But it’s all based on the assumption that the 1st lien holder is willing to “take a haircut”.