You can speak to your lender about a 'change in circumstance' letter and see if underwriter will take it for the new loan considering you have a new child and cannot live in the space no longer.

Do you think that speaking with another lender would really help?

I’ve been studying real estate and speaking to people for the last 7 months.

I was speaking with a real estate investor who had 50+ year of experience with LLC's.

While I wont speak on YLHQ's behalf, Open Letter Marketing is the leader in personalized handwritten letters, and we can easily do all of these functions, while beating their price and service.

@Garrett Gruss tough to say haha because there are two very different areas in which you're speaking about.

@Michael D NewcomerBefore looking at any properties I would speak to a SEC attorney.

Some people don’t like to read, and others don’t care to speak with strangers about a potential deal.

Generally speaking, we, and all of our clients have the owner of the property (in your case the LLC) listed as the insured. 

Most places I speak with are offering 70% LTV.