However expect it to be a real pain in the but and take multiple calls to get it resolved. 

Our plan was to use this HELOC to secure off-market deals from wholesalers and then pursue refinancing.Concerns and Seeking Advice:However, I've read discussions, indicating potential challenges in refinancing when a significant portion of DTI is tied up in a HELOC.Given our situation, I am keen on understanding:1.

This really depends on your financial situation.

Hi Kelly, Our CPA doesn't seem to be fully confident having never dealt with a situation similar to us.

I'm in Albuquerque and have been investing since 2008 in multiple different strategies. 

@Eddy Wehbe I've been through the process multiple times and it's been way easier than you described.

You can finance multiple for more favorable terms.  

I IMMEDIATELY identified the tenant situation as being a "distressed condition" and made 2 simultaneous cash offers.

You'd still have multiple STRs and MTRs to manage in order to get your cash flow back to where you're currently at.

I read about WY LLC and DST, but not sure if these complex structure fits my current situation, so want to get some advices from here.I also want to make sure I have good insurance, what should I look out for in my insurance policy to make sure they cover the common liability / accident claims?