Also, you get a quit claim, not an actual title. 

Make sure to sign a deed of trust (or mortgage depending on the state) and record it through title from the seller.

Your LLC isn’t really buying you any protection unless it owns title to the property.

Even with all that thats why you have title insurance for land lock situations etc. 

Based on what you described the LLC is likely the tax-payer on title.

If you miss the HOA payment, which is different than the transfer fee, the person on title will be notified to pay up.

All the contracts, terms and conditions were signed by both parties and the title company even validated the purchase price weeks before closing on the title commitment.  

You may want to somewhat hide your identity from tenants though, which if set up correctly, an LLC can do.You didn't ask, but... you should ask your PMC a LOT of questions about HOW they will execute their services and how they will communicate with you.

If title search fee and owner's policy insurance were included at closing.

We will use the same agent and title company that we bought the house with, however, title company is charging us 2k for the seller title fees.