I need to know whether i can move forward right now without legal repercussion.If the property hasn’t sold with MLS exposure, why do you think you can sell it?  

Once separated from your asset in an LLC, your umbrella policy no longer extends to cover that asset and you risk exposure, so your property needs to be fully insured. 

I'm just trying that approach to minimize my cash exposure so that I have money for other projects. 

Asset protection, exposure and such.

As with all leading property portals,the name of the game is "traffic" in order gain sales.They may give you exposure,but just like amazon product pages,you'll not differ from your competitors,if you just pay the insertion fee,sit back and wait.Your insertion is no more that a web page,as such,web pages require seo/smm in order to gain traffic /sales.

Giving up 15-24% of their gains to the IRS every time the market changes its long-term outlook is a painful solution to the problem of risk exposure.

I understand the rehab business is different from new construction but I'm still a little surprised about the lack of exposure I'm seeing. 

I've decided to take a position...as I see it, my current audit exposure is a $168 Schedule C loss (works out to about $40 in tax).

From experience,  Sounds like you should create separate entities  for those flips and buy and holds from an exposure standpoint. 

People realize they have less and less time to spend in traffic, fewer available free hours away from work, wish to limit their exposure to criminal activity, etc. which will force more and more consumers to forego the more traditional 1960's style of buying.