TX statutes on LLCs differ from Delaware in only a handful of places. 

The notices you can use and the days for the notices change, I would consult your PM to be sure or read the state statutes, The PM may not know or if they do the wouldnt have an obligation to tell you, a good PM would, but not all of them will.

I do not know about Pennsylvania as it would depend on that state's statutes and landlord tenant laws.What you can't do is self- help eviction.

Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said the statute is unconstitutional, but in January, the Nevada Supreme Court disagreed and said the statute passes muster.see the Bloomberg link for details.

Note that I have spent countless hours researching the issue and the statute and its impact have left me befuddled!

Here's the statute:§6028.

Our lovely "anti-eviction statute".

., here title insurance would be no issue in this case.Best thing is to learn your state statutes as to hoa vs mtg.s. 

The reason for that is that the statute is clear that your intent must be to hold for productive use.  

@Joe Mclain Okay, cut and dried....Florida statutes require either the QT process, or simply waiting four years for no one to challenge it,,,,,period.