Can Lenders still utilize Florida Land Trusts with Rehabbers/Flippers?

Hello and thank you in advance.If a rental property is put into a land trust with an LLC as trustee, where you own the LLC 100%, and want to put the LLC as a named insured on the rental property insurance, there are some insurance company's that allow it and some that don't claiming too much risk.

TWO (2) Title companies we've approached have told us that Deeds of Trust are NOT used in the State of Alabama and the commonly used security instrument used to secure "A Promise" promissory Note involving real estate is a MORTGAGE security instrument.

I've decided to forego the LLC/Trust path and keep things mostly as they are. 

Don’t trust your servicing company to manage your escrow properly—seriously.

My structure is a land trust (privacy reasons) that is owned by a Wyoming LLC (privacy and liability protection) that is owned by my one California LLC where I file my taxes for all my entities that is owned by my living trust.I only pay $800 a year for my one California LLC, thereby saving thousands if they were ALL California LLC's. 

I am going to Refi some of my rentals and utilize an Irrevocable trust and an IUL within the trust as well as the Trust owning my LLc’s.

Those would be important questions and then just see what other value they could bring to the table, maybe trusted lender or property management partners.

Quote from @Deepika Prakash: Hi all,I’m new to real estate investing and looking to buy my first real estate property.

Literally just talked about it again on the real talk realtor episode today.