I've tried emailing them but of course they've both gone dark.

If you are going full time into the field, expect to do a lot of shadowing to start if you are not winning your own business (i.e. have a ton of friends that are landlords looking to sell).

That would mean lying one way or another; either lying and getting the hard money lender to write a letter saying the money was a gift (no way (s)he'll do this), or trying to keep the second lender in the dark about the hard money lender altogether.

The fact that you own both and the company is really a shell only for the purpose of keeping them in the dark is irrelevant and none of their business.

I'm the type to follow the letter of the law to the T, but surely there must be some creative ways to help expedite the removal of non-paying tenants taking advantage of their landlords.Just a shot in the dark here - legally speaking, I know you're allowed to list the house/unit for sale/rent and show the place. 

There are 3rd party tools like Shadow Pixel and others that allow you to get a code to put it on a site (including Carrot) and get the data. 

I’m located in Savannah, GA and would like the opportunity to shadow a seasoned investor who can teach me.

Is there anyone out there that exists who is willing to let someone shadow them, while in return working for free just to watch and learn the process that truly make there living investing in multi-family and not running a sales funnel?

It looks and feels more expensive and luxurious and I use a dark grout to prevent staining.

There are too many dark and light stain areas.