Carlos,I can't speak to FLorida law specifically as I am not licensed there, but what I can tell you generally relates to Trusts and Corporate Law.

Your decision will depend on several factors like the type of property, type of tenants, your risk tolerance, other assets you own, your estate planning, laws where the property is located, etc.Any lawsuits would be limited to the assets of the LLC and not your personal assets (assuming you run the LLC appropriately and the corporate veil is not pierced).

This sounds like corporate greed and lobbyists actions might have influenced the voting decisions behind the scenes. 

By accounting file I mean a separate set of books (ie: bookkeeping, quickbooks).There are two separate issues hereAre you complying with paperwork and accounting methods to fulfill your tax filing requirements, as well as minimizing your taxesAre you running your LLC correctly as a business so that the "Corporate Veil" is not pierced.

Read mine when the above does not workIn my youth, I was just a leasing agent, our manager was sent to the small claims by the corporate owner mostly for evictions, then I did medical collections in small claims and I am no doctor.   

You can specify a location with a corporate purchase power and a limit, you can reimburse with prior approval, etc. 

We are adding value by actually brokering art out of the hotel, more efficient management, marketing and implementing a corporate rental strategy.

If  you are looking for a loan through a HML or private investor, in my experience, most of them want you to close in a corporate entity as opposed to a bank.

The y-axis is corporate debt as a % of gdp.

For example, former New York State Governor Elliott Spitzer was turned in by his bank for dealing with a shell corporation that didn't seem to have any legitimate commercial purpose (it wasn't selling a product or service).