Is a contract void if the person buying a property is a LLC....?

Question

and in the contract the LLC's name is mispelled or abbreviated and not spelled out?

Answer 1

NO, the contract is not void.  Improperly spelling has been shown

in court not to be a vital issue in a contract.

an LLC is as good as any entity.  

Answer 2

A spelling error by itself does not invalidate a contract if all other factors that create a binding contract are present.  It would only be invalid if there were a real doubt as to the identity of one or more contracting parties, or if there were evidence that a name was deliberately misspelled for fraudulent purposes.  

This is not legal advice.

Answer 3

A misspelling is not a sufficient excuse to invalidate a contract.  "Intent" is clearly shown in the contract, and any judge will uphold that intent.

The 'other party' needs to engage legal advice, at which point they will be informed that they are quite incorrect in their approach.