Title company defended and it took the attorney they hired and myself 3 years of lawsuit with neighbor and dealing with the state of Oregon to get the right of USE across an old logging railroad easement the state bought for a linear park.

Your "opinion" doesn't help me defend MY professional appraiser opinion about the value of your property, but if you provide me data I'm not aware of, or haven't thought about, etc, maybe I can justify a different conclusion.Here's a thread where I posted a more detailed answer to what to do if comps are lacking.

If your LLC is sued, you will be required to defend the LLC, your name will then become known, and the plaintiff's attorneys will amend the complaint to include you.

After all, they presumably promised in the deed to warrant and defend your title forever. 

AI will not help you with claims or defend you in court yet... 

If you have a lLC, you should have something otherwise when/if you are sued, you'll go broke in legal fees defending your LLC, even if there is nothing in it. 

If you are managing a rental in any capacity, you will likely be a defendant in a lawsuit involving the property. 

In the event you were to proceed with what you are suggesting & there is a claim brought by a plaintiffs attorney, they will likely bring both the management company and the deed holder in as defendants making the litigation more complexed for you, the defendant. 

The Bank of England has done a poorer job of controlling inflation, but there WILL be a change of Prime Minister (from Conservative to Labour), and this could mean a new inflation target and probably a new Bank of England Governor (Equivalent to Powell).

I feel like cash flow is very defendant on the management.