Then, you could do a quit claim back into the LLC name, but be careful because that could trigger the "due on sale" clause written in the mortgage note.

Transferring to an LLC you 100% own is kosher and can not trigger "due on sale" clause.

What I can say is to get more responses to your post, you could include keywords that can trigger BP members' keyword alerts.

I'm sure this is probably worth it, but makes it a little harder to decide when to pull the trigger.

It sounds a bit harsh to say BUT trust me.

That will trigger when you put it into an LLC.

Quote from @Carlos Lez: He is obligated to mitigate the damages and he should post his own ads.From your harsh responses, I think that you're just looking for other people to tell you that you're right and the tenant is wrong. 

Hi allI have missed the initial rental wave for short term  rentals (I was on a sideline) and to lost to pull trigger.

This triggered a negative domino effect of other issues within my personal and business finances.

Didn't read the link so have no opinion on it.There has been no title transfer, same primary insured, so you don't have the triggers that normally make you concerned about a DOS.