Quote from @Tony Jarusook: @Steve Vaughan LTV is 80%The best helocs and 2nds only allow up to 80% LTV so this discussion is just a someday later exercise in your case.  

Exercise caution when finalizing your agreement.

You are just exercising the provisions of a Note you own to gain Title to a piece of real property and now the Note disappears. 

As you negotiate the complexities of real estate investment, never stop learning, be flexible, and exercise patience.

The lender can exercise the "due on sale" clause if the name(s) of the buyer are not the same name(s) as the members identified as the owners of the LLC.

Going to a lender and understanding what your borrowing ability is still a valid exercise.  

I think it would need a lot of exercise and room to stretch.

I hope it's helpful as a thought exercise at least.

I reviewed  our operating agreement and it does state distributions would be paid out equally- so I believe I have the answer.This has been a useful thought exercise for my planning purposes for 2024. 

Thanks for your thoughts and concise example lol.I am more so looking to create a bridge with the convo though and exercise knowledge showing that my plans for future growth are, relatively, safe and stable as time goes by.