And all members of the LLC would need to sign away their rights to the property in order to do so. 

You should use the name of the company that owns the property, which I assume is also the name on the lease agreement. you can make it a little more personal by signing your personal name as the president, manager, or whatever your position is within the LLC.

I do everything through TenantCloud, including background checks and signing leases!

Having a good contractor (on the team or not) is essential to avoid this.I’m not sure about your State, but you should be clear about general contracting rules and regulations, length of liability, license and permit requirements, etc. before you start flipping OR make sure these responsibilities are included in the list of responsibilities of your contractor.If you’re going to partner with a contractor financially (equity share) and you both create an LLC, I’m not an insurance expert nor lawyer, but I would be clear (signed/notarized documents) about who is doing what within the Partnership Agreement.

He actually has a sign posted travel at your own risk on the driveway. 

You have probably signed paperwork that they can list your house for 6 months, so unless you get her / the brokers consent, you can’t withdraw the listing.

Information needs to include; taxes, county assement, mortgage infor, comparatives, owners, transaction history, mls info, property info, house info, market trends for that area.

I would like to sign a contract with some handymen so they will pay to rehab (they can use whatever material they want in whatever way they want to do), and after the fix, they will be responsible for looking for the tenants, managing the property and paying for utilities and taxes.

You need to be aware that your e&o insurance will not cover you when you are a party to the transaction.

From the day I became licensed it was approximately 6 months until my first closed brokerage transaction and saw any kind of commissions due to the license.This is where the "reserves" part of the conversation come in.