This doesn't directly relate to your LLC question, except that an Arizona person with an Arizona company won't be considered as favorably as if there were an Ohio person involved in ownership.

(Again, two separate trips for one routine operation.)Again, I know this particular situation today is an exception, but the experience caused me to reevaluate my process to see if there is a better way. 

The lease is silent, except for perhaps one sentence that says," No right under the Lease may be waived except by written instrument executed by the party who is waiving that right.". 

A lot of offices in my market area have closed temporarily due to the circumstances but I can still attend trainings and company meetings in the eXp cloud.

Discrimination is 100% legal with the exception of protected classes.

We had an inspection done and it looks to be in great condition, with exception of the water heater and AC unit extending past their useful life (which will be negotiated). 

My expertise for brokerage is industrial and office, and we have had a few of our tenants come to us for rent relief, or ask to review specific clauses in their lease for this type of damage, which in my opinion i get given the circumstances.

Hypothetically, if documents can't be recorded electronically or physically for whatever reason, it shouldn't be a roadblock in a legal sense because non-recorded Deeds and Deeds of Trust are still binding in TX.However, if the lender requires the documents to be filed before they fund the loan, that's a lender-specific policy and any exceptions would be at their discretion.

It was a set of very unfortunate circumstances that were mostly out of my control, yet I ended up paying the price, in multiple ways.

It's very difficult to legally force someone to purchase a property in SC, especially given the circumstance.