You would also need a "Notario" basically a lawyer to conduct the transaction for you.  

The buyers are lawyers and run the local title company, I do not believe they will have any issues.

Assuming she wasn't staying at some high end hotel I would have paid the hotel bill.I'm no lawyer but the 60 day notice probably starts from when she receives it or is assumed to have received it.

If it's a one time thing to get them lowered, you could hire a lawyer.

It might be worth spending the money to talk with a lawyer. 

It has come to my understanding that if you don't account perfectly for expenses, a lawyer can argue that the LLC ultimately leads to me and my husband, and that our personal assets would get compromised anyway.

All the paperwork has to be drafted by (in CT anyway) lawyers each time so the closing costs were a bit higher. 

An attorney will be able to advise the best type of legal structure to support what you want to do.You want everything to be done in writing and by an attorney, because in spite of what some people think something written on the back of an envelop isn't always going to stand up in court if their is legal president or law making something illegal and as a non lawyer you would have no way of knowing that. 2) You own the property, they carry the mortgage and note that is filed, just like with a bank.

I am not a lawyer and I don't know anything about Ohio law so this should not be misconstrued as advice.

We are looking for a realistate investor friendly lawyer we can work with in this virtual world we live in.