I have never done this or even looked into it.

It still doesn't become public knowledge, but the lenders do want to know who's really behind the land trust, for obvious reasons. 

@Gary R UrenIf the property is zoned for only one home you most likely will not be able to do thisPossibly it could be 123 main st unit a vs b but that is a post office issue and good luck dealing with the post office on this issueI would talk to them and put to mailboxes in the front and see if they can separate it by A and B unit

most likely its a scam .. 

Any time you use a HELOC, you only want to use 50 percent of the available equity or less so if you can do that over time carefully, it will work.

If it's a rental, ask the tenants if they will share the landlord's information.

@Saurabh Kukreja it all depends on what your goals are.

I'm not currently encouraging investors to do unincorporated JeffCo for that reason - they've become more strict/unfriendly over time.

Congrats - would you ever buy in this market for pure investment purposes or do you think its mostly just a good market for a owner-use vacation home?

(Given that my new primary residence also has the equity from first residence HELOC)In other words, when your original primary residence becomes a rental, can you still do a HELOC?