Expect this, and know your laws and what procedures you should follow ahead of time. 

You will need to give proper notice and follow the procedures for eviction in Arkansas.

Once they lose a case due to procedure, they become bitter and remorseful for not spending the extra money to have it done professionally. 

They are just local procedures to cut down on local headaches for county personnel.

You have procedural momentum going, you're excited to close, and you instinctively take the bait. 

Owning/managing an STR is not as simple or straightforward as standard rentals and to successfully run them you need to have good systems and procedures in place to sustain them.   

It should detail the procedure for a member to leave.Also, if you want to cut all ties with the prior property you flip to avoid later possible lawsuit, it may be better to dissolve the company and open another one for the new deal.Or you can also, instead of selling the property, sell the LLC with the property inside.

And then after you pass you will find that everything you learned so far provides you will a good base and background but very little of the actual practice of real estate like MLS, Contracts, negotiations and procedures; you'll need a good broker/mentor for that.

Tell them you want to become a commercial agent, and ask what the procedure is with their office. 

I have my own application that applicants fill out so I have their important information in case of eviction, also I state my procedure, that I will check past rental history and income verification first, for free, and if they pass that, they must pay Smartmove or other screening service directly for credit, background, etc., on anyone over 18, even if a dependent like an elderly parent or college student living  at  home.