Now, if the occupants voluntarily surrender possession to you (help them to volunteer with a cash incentive), then you have a case where they have given you some rights.

I wouldn't surrender my weekends & evenings so easily.

Courts, at least in some jurisdictions, have the power to require you to surrender ownership of your LLC over to a judgment creditor to satisfy a judgment against you.

By signing this rental agreement, the tenant agrees that upon surrender, abandonment, or recovery of possession of the dwelling unit due to the death of the last remaining tenant, as provided by Chapter 83, Florida statutes, the landlord shall not be liable or responsible for storage or disposition of the tenant’s personal property."

I ran across a scenario where the potential partner did not want to readily surrender a reference.

But if the insurance company is able to come up with some loophole why they shouldn't be responsible and/or there is some extraordinary judgement, I'd much rather surrender the property/LLC than have it come back to affect other personal assets.

If the tenant surrendered the keys and you have it in writing , I would be clearing out the place BEFORE someone could claim they were subletting , the longer you wait the worse it could be ..

In the BK plan the borrower already agreed, as a function of the plan, to either keep the house or surrender it.

More often this is done by the borrower surrendering the asset as a function of the BK plan.

., it's clear cut.If they appear to have left before (court dates), they surrendered the premises, they are yours again, you can do what ever you want.