It seems to me that you would rather a secure financial position than to leverage your assets to make to increase your cashflow.

And to @Phillip Davis' point, what is the point of having an LLC if you can't keep your assets it?

It's a lot harder to sell one of the assets in the group since it's contributing collateral to the overall loan.

Personally, I am always looking for new local banks with more competitive terms or a bigger appetite for the asset I'm searching for.

I wanted to start building assets and take control of life.

The question really boils down to what you're trying to do and what level of asset protection you seek.

@Stephanie ChoiGenerally speaking it's not advisable to hold appreciating assets (e.g. rental real estate) inside of any corporation, whether it be an S Corp or a C Corp. 

Cash flow, or yield, is a factor of the risk in the underlying asset and/or market.

I need to make sure I am not doing anything that will pierce the corporate veil and put my LLC and other assets in jeopardy.For instance, I need somebody who can tell me if I am doing funds co-mingling or not.

So yes the real estate community is not going to deal with low value assets.. and if they do they will have a set minimum fee of 2 to 5k I see that often on huds..