It turns out that most brokers who typically will offer attractive refinance products (75-80% LTV) on an LLC-owned multi are currently frozen or are offering poor terms during the shutdown, which has no end in sight.

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We started out rough and the results have been great so we are focusing more resources here to get a better online product. 

@Aaron K.You definitely have a valid point, but I think it might be awkward if potential arguments/disputes arise.

That being said, it also depends on the product being purchased. 

I'm interpreting it to mean anything above and beyond merely holding a non-productive real estate or personal property asset means that you're running a business and would not qualify for exemption here.Operating rental real estate would certainly be more than merely owning the real estate asset.I would register the LLC as a foreign company with the GA Secretary of State. 

As strange as some of those may sound, since HELOCs are just products of the individual lenders that issue them, each lender can make up their own rules.  

If you've both signed this new lease renewal, then it's a valid. 

The question (after confirming validity) is always Why is the POA necessary?

We JUST finished a BRRR and are ready to refinance out of hard money, and then COVID happened and now the product we were using is no longer available.