Traditional banks , online lenders or?

Make an appointment at your local bank and ask them how much of a mortgage you qualify for. 

I have a D&B account associated with it, a bank account(I will be moving to another bank at some point in the next few months), and I have a business credit card.Should I dissolve the LLC, or change the name? 

Personally I use my local regional bank where I’ve banked for years.

My question is once I have a deal signed for an apartment with seller carrying back down payment I need a partner/guarantor which would help qualify for bank loan with their income and cover closing costs. 

Once you go to 5 units, the property is technically considered commercial property to banks so you'd need to get a commercial loan. 

Hi Jose.My properties are currently with PM's, but all of our properties are D class so I might be able to provide some insight.With D class, a lot of people don't have credit or even bank accounts, and anything on-line that they can't easily do on their phone isn't going to work. 

I don't know about your jurisdiction but in some places if it is all a single story, single family home you shouldn't need an architect to have done the drawings.

Because our claim was so large $400k+ the check had to be signed by the adjuster (highly recommend a public adjuster), owner of the property, and then went to the bank to distribute draws as work was completed.I would assume if you sell the property the insurance check would likely go to the bank first (as the primary lien holder) and if anything is left over would come to you... 

So even if you pick a state with stronger protections like WY or NV, the cause of action arose in the state where the tenant fell, so likely that the court where the accident happened would have jurisdiction.