It will stay as a cloud until the contract closes and both parties file a release; the contract falls apart, settling the dispute, and a mutual agreement to release occurs or a court orders it; the filed memorandum is invalidated for legal reasons.Most title companies will require a release before insuring title. 

@Sam Gleadle have been a paid, expert witness a few times in lawsuits against other PMCs in our area and unfortunately, the owner NEVER gets much of value out of the cases:(You'll need a copy of your management contract to show any attorney and that contract better be VERY specific.Othwerwise, you'll just be wasting your time and money.

It was only a legal contract as it was, not as it is after you change it.  

Hi Peter —Generally speaking, it’s difficult to get a definitive answer on the legality of rent-by-the-room in single-family residential zones around metro Atlanta.

Does me and my wife need to write a contract with the LLC (we both are the only members of the LLC) requesting the LLC to manage the houses going forward2.

Which utilities can I legally require the tenant to pay?

WELL almost anybody and their grandma can get a contract.

What investment strategy is most common/best for someone with a remodeling/contracting background?

My question is: Can she back out of this contract?

I'm looking to learn how people in my predicament (total beginner) can find their first investor(s) to sell their contracts to.