ThanksThe truth about it is that there are 2 out of 3  beneficiaries that would NOT want me to benefit in any way, especially any monetary gain.

So, I do see some value in that, however I do realize that we aren’t talking huge monetary value for the goodwill, etc.

Don's lease template is also used quite heavily in this area and across PA.I am not associated with Don nor do I get any monetary benefit from these recommendations, other than been a satisfied user.He used to be the president of a local REIA (before my time) and I think still offers live training courses a couple times a year.

I'd buy because 1) I have roots other than real estate laid down here and I'm very unlikely to move, 2) I know inflation's built into the monetary system and makes the principal and interest portion of the payment become smaller and smaller in real dollar terms, and 3) I think Orlando will outpace other markets.

Attend your local REIA, use bigger pockets to network, and utilize some of your spare time to educate yourself on all aspects of real estate and how the monetary system works.

Who or what professional title is given to someone who handles these monetary transactions in these instances?

For me, I only allow my partners to pass on "economic shares" (I am NOT a lawyer, I might be calling this the wrong thing), so their spouse will still get the monetary benefits of the partnership but not have any decision-making power unless I vote them into the company, it prevents me from becoming parnters by default with someone who may not know/understand/value/think/share my investment philosophy5.

You need to create a value with them by one means or another that transcends monetary value.  

In this case, the tenants have signed a lease, and to secure the property for an Aug 15 move in, some monetary consideration would be needed. 

The management and maintenance does have monetary value even if you are doing that yourself.