The title cannot have changed names/transferred (not available to people who change the vesting from their name to LLC as this disrupts the possibility). 

Only annoyance is automated emails telling me money was deposited in my checking account and disrupting my hunting & fishing.

It's disrespectful and disruptive to get calls and text every day on a phone that I have to monitor for work reasons. 

If you can see something that is going to be a problem in the near future, but requires the place to be vacant or would be a major disruption, do it now. 

I have a lot of respect for Vacasa as they were a huge disrupter in the VR space, similar to Airbnb.

I still keep my license since it's already active but don't have time to represent clients anymore.For a real estate investor it might be benefit for reasons @David Hutson had mentioned, but if you want to do real estate sales full time it seems to me the industry is changing very rapidly due to disruptive technologies and websites like Redfin, Zillow, etc., which I think will be a big challenge for new agents with no established client base. 

I think its an industry ripe for disruption.

Our tenants' lease in Fairhope #1 had another 8 months on it when we moved to the area, so we had planned to rent Fairhope #2 for a year and use the 4 month time frame between the end of their lease and the end of ours to make a few improvements to it so we wouldn't have to disrupt our lives while living in it. 

But he doesn’t not want to disrupt his kids schooling.

LOLSounds like he is getting in way over his head if he has no experience in owning or landlording even with your help.To answer your question The bank will most likely not allow you to remove your name from the LLC they will want you to be 50% on the LLC, they may even want you on the note to personally guarantee the mortgagee.This also could be very disruptive to your relationship, no matter how close you two think you are now.