Depending where you are, some of those may be on sale at garden centres this time of year.

In case you want to avoid the reassessment or some other transfer taxes in states where it can be avoided, the usual way is to have the buyer create his own new LLC documents, but puts you as the initial member.You then do a no cost deed transfer from your current LLC to "your new LLC", immediately after you sell the new LLC and the new member become the buyer.As you have been the owner of the "new LLC" for only a minute, the buyer starts fresh with no unknown possible liability later on.If I was a buyer I would never buy an LLC that has an unknown history as I would inherit all its liability.

"Gently used bungalow, with dedicated garden, rose bushes, privacy fence, natural greenery (and Jorts)!"

Fully fenced, this is a pup paradise, w/ private garden space for zen.

Kitchen sink overlooks front garden.

Fully fenced/private/sunny backyard is your own oasis w gardening space & spacious deck-perfect for al fresco dining.

A fresh cost of paint with complimenting colors for the window shutters.

Does a buyer always start fresh with a clean slate with the tenant? 

I received my license a month ago and I am armed and dangerous with 500 freshly printed business cards....What do I do next?

Warning them in advance really seems to help.In your case, I would try to get rid of both parties and start fresh.