The person listing the property doesn’t have full ownership rights, and needs the signature of a co owner or spouse to sell, who knows nothing about the listing and wouldn’t sell it at anywhere near the list price It then again what would I know?

All of the utilities should be transferred into your name. 

They are typically given a 1-2% ownership for doing this and this can be the only role they play.

Seller agreed to transfer/hand over all pre-existing bookings for the property.

And that the day before closing they would notify the tenants of the new ownership with letters on each of their doors.  

Since my husband and I are both using the home office and we are the two members of the partnership LLC (it's set up with him having 75% and me having 25%), do we have to get reimbursed for the home office expenses along the ownership percentage, i.e. he gets 75% of the reimbursement and I get 25%? 

You could structure a deal where you do seller financing and spread out over a few years the transfer of the properties.

Title theft means someone may have taken ownership of the property from you or you were illegally sold the property.

We plan to split cost and ownership 50/50.

You can also factor in a path to ownership.