(The city bans short term rentals, so I'd need to confirm what that means.)Can you guys give me some "blanks to fill in" & a formula to help decide what makes financial sense?  

@Eric ArmstrongI get it on occasion when posting replies to a thread.

Also, while you can probably pick up a blank quit claim deed from Office Depot or online, and get the county to record it, there are a number of reasons you might want to pay an attorney a couple hundred bucks.I commonly see errors with vesting, marital status, witnesses and homestead ,prepared years ago and now clients are paying big bucks (for quiet title or probate) to fix the mistakes that could have been avoided. 

Google "filetype:pdf florida bar as is contract" and you should be able to download a blank contract to review.

Trustees do change on occasion and shouldn't be much of an alarm, the change may actually delay the trustee sale.Of course an attorney might be able to provide more details!

Thanks - @Michele Fischer  - I doubt it's the application - I'm using the 'standard' from WI Legal Blank;  though it could be that my criteria are too strict. 

I would head to an office supply store and buy blank sticker labels.

He would grab a stack of blank paper, some colored pens and we would head out after I got off work.

I find tenants are drawn to a "blank pallet" so to speak.  

If the LLC is listed as the party at the beginning of the contract and there is just a blank spot to sign at the end, then the manager(s) or member(s) would sign at the end and put their capacity next to their typed out name.e.g.XYZ Investments, LLC (“Tenant”)________________________By: Mat SorensenIts Manager