In a landlord/tenant dispute or a dispute relating to the sale of a property, the LLC will be liable as the owner of the property.

If radon mitigation is performed, Seller shall pay for any retest.Buyer shall serve Notice upon Seller or Seller’s attorney of any major component defects disclosed by any inspection for which Buyer requests resolution by Seller within five (5) Business Days (ten (10) calendar days for a lead-based paint or lead-based paint hazard inspection) after Date of Acceptance.

On the other hand, 3 years of adverse possession after the tax deed date will "cure" the void tax sale and foreclose the former owners' ability to dispute the sale.Technically, if the tax sale is not void, you can file your quiet title action 3 years after the auction (rather than 3 years after the tax deed), but only if you have exclusively possessed the property for that time period.  

No resolution within the time period described in your mgmt agreement = filing with Florida Division of Real Estate and a suit in local court.

If it's an LLC or other entity, you can just do a resolution to appoint someone.

I'm in the process of finding funding for my first flip--and trying to check off a New Year's resolution early!

That said, disputes about security deposits are very common.

He purposely involves himself in family and neighbor disputes and drama of all sorts.

IMO, that's  a family dispute and of no concern when title was never held by mom.

It's better to have everything lined out before than to have any questions or disputes later.