Any other trades you haves problem with you simply have to sue in court.

Was told that it was a motion to file injunction, no court order yet, and title company made the literal last second decision to not record deed....probably had nothing to do with the fact we have title insurance, lol.  

Communications from tenants must be documented to avoid misunderstandings and they are occasionally needed for Court.

If you own the property in FL, you can do your own eviction and just pay the court costs, process server and sheriff.  

If an owner declares bankruptcy in some states it could take you years to get the property.

Even if it doesn’t go to court you could spend thousands trying to defend yourself on legal counsel of your own that will involve you flying back from Florida for every little thing.

[Advice needed]Tenant has made multiple trivial maintenance requests and are forcing the maintenance request to be done via rent escrow in the court, we have fixed some, and some of the others, we are in the midst of fixing.

It sounds like you are at this point now.If the tenant does not voluntarily vacate, we take the slip of paper to the Sheriff's office and they do a "set-out" where they force the tenant out of the house.My advice to you is to call the Civil Division of your magistrate/Summary court in your County (Lexington) and follow their guidance!

They should file for court with 2 weeks on non payment.  

And as Chris posted, there is no guarantee that the IRS was served notice properly unless you can see that in the court dockets.