My parents bought an expensive home last year and there was no wire transfer fee but he's charging me $40 for it.

Lastly a wire or electronic transfer would take 2 business days tops.

Just didn't know if the process of transferring it later would be a hassle.

They still retain first lean position even after the transfer of title and your title company will make you sign something recognizing the existing lien.Hope this is the info you were looking for.

Since the properties were purchase in my name, how do I transfer them to the LLC?

.- 1% transfer fee when buying property paid for by the buyer.- Inheritance tax. 

They don't lend to corporations.If you keep it in the LLC, you would have to get a commercial loan that stays on the lender's balance sheet.If you want to use a conventional loan, then the property would have to be transferred to your own name.

I also just posted further information, he was claiming they couldn't find my property (where his comment came in) and I later confirmed the co had in fact discussed the transfer with him more than once. 

Since you still have a mortgage on your first property, transferring title *could* trigger the due on sale clause if the mortgage holder looks into it.

And if I have a property that I purchased before forming the company, should I transfer that to the company's name, or leave it in my name?