I'm in financing of private lending.

The property is under my LLC and one lender said they can do HELOCs just not under my LLC only under my name. 

Hey @Hunter GibsonI am a local lender in the area and I've helped multiple investors in Cincinnati.

Speak with a VA lender for specifics, but you can 100% do it.Good luck!

These activities include shopping for mortgage, communication with lenders, going to open houses, doing comps for putting in an offer, analysing disclosures, and closing activities.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

We invest in notes but prefer first over seconds because seconds typically carry much higher risk - for example a jr lien could be 100% wiped out in a bankruptcy whereas not happening with a firstPros and cons to all - if you at buying at auction with liens still attached most lenders will want the full payoff or foreclose

This discrepancy was not previously recognized by myself or the mortgage lender until I received correspondence from my lender indicating that the insurance policy holder's name must match the property owner, in this case, my Ilc.

Make sure to connect with local lenders and brokers too as it's beneficial for achieving your real estate goals. 

@Douglas Skipworth,Like Jay, I am required by lenders to update annually with a rent roll and PFS.