It seems to me, with this arrangement, you would still be keeping all your eggs in one basket in the event that you were sued, and you could potentially lose all of the properties if you got a huge judgement against you.

They are all in the middle of 20 transactions and are strapped right now.While it might be great to think having 5 buyers is sound judgement, with predictions of a double dip and another housing correction, your list might become useless.

Their advice in where you should be sometimes may not make sense however you should trust in their judgement based upon their experience.

However, if you are the "beneficiary" of the income and equity in your LLC, then that is not protected from other litigation or judgements against you personally, imo.

Any advice on going after judgement here in florida....

Checking the title for Liens or judgements via the local county is best way to start.  

Since you've been to court, why did you not include water bills, and deposit arears in your judgement? 

Basically, the homestead exemption is, in most states, a dollar amount that cannot be taxed or taken from you by a judgement (with the exception of foreclosure of the mortgage to purchase the property). $75,000 seems to be a common amount, but I believe there are a couple of states that don't have a homestead exemption.

Small claims court is waste of time given it sounds like tenants are judgement proof.

If you can't get the repairs completed after your fifth or sixth hearing, they will give you a money judgement and close out the case.