It requires some planning, and it is not too flexible - if available at all.If you have partners other than your spouse - then any tax planning will have to be coordinated, and it can be tough.

(not so important but if they only require 15% down on a single family home that is usually a good sign that you are working with a flexible lender)Can I change title to my LLC?

They will, or should, provide you with the most flexibility. 

Smaller to mid-sized banks will be more flexible with it.  

That would give me more flexibility to remove them if they cause any more problems.What do you do in this situation?

It depends on your plans for how you will invest the money, but I was in a similar situation and opted to do a HELOC because it offered me more flexibility.

The flexibility these accounts offer can really make a huge difference for those who used to be restricted to the stock market.

Southern border is more flexible.

My goal with real estate is to eventually create a lifestyle easier to control (Flexible with Time & Money).  

In your case, they'd be different lenders and the lender will likely have a seasoning requirement unless it's a community bank or a credit union that has more flexibility.