The idea from what I understood is that the (borrowed) balance sheet shows the bank credit worthiness.

Hi Anna, my issue is credit worthiness.

Talk to the lender before you do this, some lenders have issues with the LLC by multiple unrelated owners and you could be held to your least creditworthy member.

Also, the operating agreement of your prior LLC is probably not focused on your new activity and would have to be rewritten.For all these reasons, and due to the low cost of creating an LLC, I would probably start a new one.The only reason for me to keep an old one, would be for credit worthiness purpose, but if you change activity, lenders won't be fooled by it either.

However the buyer's title insurance price is based on the buyer's credit worthiness in some states so the buyer often pays for the buyer's insurance in those states and the seller pays for the title insurance for the lender. 

If you are trying to entice a non-credit worthy buyer you are likely to face unnecessary issues.

Hard Money Lenders adjust the LTV based on the borrowers creditworthiness. 

As the variables depends on the tenant types and credit worthiness for short term or long term lease types.

Traditional Commercial Bank/Lenders - this is when the percentage creeps up and there's more regulation in terms of what you have to do, they will require appraisals, points for origination, detailed outline of your project, credit worthiness, and income verification.4.

I think there is a definite correlation when rents get to high that younger or credit worthy will jump to housing.. this whole thought of a 100k a year millennial renting because they don't want to be tied down is going to die out.. as they realize they are throwing money away..