What to do if they don’t cooperate to transfer and provide tenant info, contact, deposit to new management company?

Not sure).I have to apply in person at the branch for the Platinum card, which I want to get for their $0 balance transfer fee for 6 months, and also 0% intro APR for 15 months.Would help me a lot at the moment to move my debt around before I can get back on my feet with income.

The title would then be transferred to your name at closing. 

You'll just need to make sure you get them to provide you a limited power of attorney to transfer the title into your name (or company name).

If you are setting aside funds for capex, taxes, insurance, or other expenses that don't occur monthly, transfer those funds to Savings each month and hold them there until it's time to spend them.

Their deposit was less than one months rent and I understand you can deduct unpaid rent from the deposit in Florida so I would like not to transfer the deposit.

Given that there will be no exchange of cash or any other considerations, I believe I will need a quit claim deed to transfer the property (feel free to correct me if I am wrong).

@Thomas Hausfeld  you gave to know the ins and outs of what state laws you are operating in , the process and protocol for title transfer etc.  

Here are the numbers:Original purchase price: $1,000Lot rent : $ 364SalesTax/Transfer Fees:$ 150Total Repairs: $ 905Total out of pocket: $2,419Repair cost ($905) broken down:Handy man labor 25hrs: $375Materials from HomeDep.:$200Carpet and installation: $330 Knowing what I know now, I feel that I could have had this all said and done around 2k.I will post some before and after pics as soon as I can get them off my camera (hopefully tomorrow).Next we'll talk about the buyer, sales price, the negotiation, and terms.

Hit a small snag in the title transfer process.