I currently have a property in escrow that has a survey from 1967, and the title company insist that we get an updated survey in order to close.

I'd probably find a new investor if he insists on trying to own personally and passively at the same time.

If you are insistent on having them as signatories to the lease (aka a tenant), then screen them to the same degree as any other tenant applicant.

She finally typed up a single sentence addendum that says, "Owner and seller agree that renter will move out before closing," , and continues to insist that her broker says, "all of our bases are covered."

When I asked to have a conversation about it, the owner of the company insisted that this was an emergency repair.

The maintenance guy is also incompetent & when I insisted on getting a HVAC specialist, the specialist agreed that the central air needed some installs done.

The best lesson I learned (the easy way) is when someone insists real estate is the only way to go, that person is either uninformed or a salesman on commission (or a con artist).

It all looked good until he insisted on an origination fee up front of 1%.

If you are presented a contract to sell your property but see your personal name rather than your LLC (the entity that owns it), would you sign or insist it be corrected?

It might be fine, but banks often insist on having their own done anyhow.