It only warrants title for the period of my ownership.  

Terms like Warrant Deed, Grant Deed and Quitclaim come into play here.Usually {Warrant | Grant} Deeds are used between different parties and a Quitclaim is used for vestiing - - so Document Names bear heavily here.Once again, there's no substitute for doing your homework.

@Anna Greer You condo is a non-warrantable condo due to high investor ration.

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And since we deal mostly with condos getting financed for the non-warrantable deals used to be a huge problem.

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You can close in your own name, then transfer to the LLC at a later point.Contact the county recorder; this  is what I found:Purchase in personal name(singular is easier) and get the Warrant or Grant Deed.Once recorded, revest the title using a Quitclaim deed, no sales price listed thereon and stated purpose is "To revest the title".  

She had apparently been picked up on a 2-year-old warrant.

First thing I would do is find if it is warrantable for conventional financing.

Given that it'd be challenging to refi once the purchase was complete (not warrantable), I'm pushing the lease option with a guaranteed monthly for the seller.John