You need to provide them with the LLC information and the trust documentation when opening an account.I have opened bank accounts for the trust and for LLCs owned by the trust at multiple institutions, including one of the four major US banks, local banks, local credit unions, online banks, multiple major brokerage houses, etc.

There are teller notes on all my rent payment accounts alerting bank staff not to provide a balance on the slip if it is not the account owner making the deposit.I have used this system for 10 years with multiple buildings and dozens of tenants without any issues.

This makes sense for folks with multiple rentals or a larger rental and larger income.

It's the scheduling that is the biggest headache and requires the most bandwidth, especially with multiple properties.  

This is why we see relatively low inventory here when compared to Queens and Brooklyn neighborhoods that are further from Manhattan.Many properties here have been owned for multiple generations and that says A LOT!

It does get easier over time with knowledge and application, and once you have multiple properties, you can start to use leverage to buy others. 

Purchased a condo and received an estoppel from HOA - had multiple special assessments identified plus seller's HOA unpaid dues listed and all were paid from proceeds at closing.  

I assume that means that they would not finance a multiple asset LLC.Does anyone have any recommendations for this process?

QOFs can hold single or multiple assets.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing heavy in our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.