I have never heard of a bank re-checking employment unless there’s an event that triggers it.

HELOCs aren't like 30YF first position mortgages where you can call 10 different lenders and all are within 0.25% to rate with very similar requirements.... each bank is making up whatever they want for the HELOC in terms of conditions, requirements, rates, etc. 

I finally bought a 3 bed 1 bath house that has a mother in law suite attached to it.

This means keeping the security deposit in a separate bank account, tenants depositing rent into a separate bank account, and having the ability to apply for a business credit card to charge house improvements and repairs to.

After leading us on for nearly 8 months, she finally informed us that the bank rejected her financing because the house is wooden and has a greater risk of being damaged by the tropical weather.Recently we were presented a cash offer of 75k and the house was appraised at 112k in November 2017.

Finally, if possibly, we attach Proof of Funds to the end of our LOI.

You will have escrow fees and you will have loan fees which are paid to the bank if you're getting financing. 

Bought it off of Homesearch won the auction site unseen for 23,000, go to see the house and estimated 25000 worth of work to get rent ready..spent about 25 to 27000 on the rehab, so right on budget.. paid cash borrowed 20,000 personal loan from bank.

But point is that banks are completely OK with this as this is a common practice with estate planning - moving assets into trust that is LLC. 

Set a draw schedule for certain items and dates attached.