@Joe Splitrock  There is a fine line when it comes to what constitutes procuring cause.  

(More on Florida)In Florida, the Save Our Homes Amendment to the Florida Constitution prevents the assessed value of homestead property from increasing more than 3% per year, or the percent change in the Consumer Price Index, whichever is lower.

In general, Federal HUD law constitutes that you have to handout their pamphlet and make sure that the tenant sign that they received it.

Directly from the Maryland Attorney General:(5) An insurer may not cancel a policy midterm except: (i) when there exists: 1. a material misrepresentation or fraud in connection with the application, policy, or presentation of a claim; 2. a matter or issue related to the risk that constitutes a threat to public safety; or 3. a change in the condition of the risk that results in an increase in the hazard insured against; (ii) for nonpayment of premium; or (iii) in the case of homeowner’s insurance, conviction of arson.Generally speaking a material misrepresentation means the application states there is no aluminium wiring in the property and there is in fact aluminum wiring or the application states the roof is 2 years old and its really 15 years old. 

But the case in question deals with the pre-2015 version of the law, which did not make it mandatory to give notice to junior lienholders, which according to the Ninth Circuit is a violation of the Constitution.

Would this constitute a "sale" from you to the LLC?

A flag to @Dion DePaoli and @Bill G. on this one hehe.Sounds like you may have a mess if all the questions are to one case, actually what you have are two different issues, one is to finance and financing contracts under the UCC, equity financed in a sale of the secured collateral has two issues: 1. a loan funded by equity may not charge fees, points or other costs in connection with extending credit and 2. equity funded amounts, based on an agreed sale price do not constitute an amount for any deficiency.

I was concerned that would constitute 'work' and should probably be hired out.The more questions that I ask, the less attractive that an IRA LLC looks for a rental property :(

You would be surprised at what constitutes an offer to sell securities.Here is my .02 on it. 

This is not allowed with retirement account and would constitute a prohibited transaction.