For those interested, I recorded the discussion. 

If there is it is a quicker process.You can contact him thru direct mail, his mailing address should be on the tax records of the property you are interested in.

I went to the Record Bureau and they closed at 3pm, and the earliest I can get the record is next Tuesday.

It is true about the difficulty with many lenders about recording properties in the name of the LLC.  

Those are public record, yes??

I have some money to invest but I don't qualify for a loan due to a spotty work record because I went back to school.  

Your missing out, the videos are really well produce and in HD quality.But the real bonus is the content of information that Andrew provides is really on Point.So if you have a few minutes of free time, its worth the time check it out.Cheers

In the end I decided to close on the HELOC anyways, but it was a good learning experience and the next time I do it (probably within the next 6 months on a foreclosure I just bought as a personal residence) I'll be sure to do a lot more shopping around.I think your best bet is to look for a local portfolio lender as mentioned above and if you're not ready to pay the prevailing rates for that kind of money consider going back to work full-time for a few more years as you complete a few more deals and build up your track record with the intent to find private partners etc.

Do I need to record such a document immediately, and would this document give me full access and rights to do as I please with the property?  

Based on County records it is worth about 65K.I identified the owner through County records but I have NOT contacted them.