Full disclosure, I'm not a mortgage professional, the information I have shared is based on my experience in the market. 

If this is the case, what recourse do we have since it was not included in any disclosures during escrow. 

You hire a realtor a flat fee to prepare contract, disclosures making sure all is legal.

Here are some guidelines in terms of doing it yourself. https://www.epa.gov/lead/renovation-repair-and-pai...You'll need to complete the Lead-Based Paint Disclosure when you're ready to sell, which your Realtor should provide to you.Thx, Dan

Im seeing a pretty decent amount of deals in my area that are on market and the selling agent makes it a point to say that this property is "no disclosure". 

According to this website, Citi cards are the best for extending the warranty: https://thepointsguy.com/guide/best-cards-for-extended-warranty/.I read the exclusions on the benefits/disclosures brochure associated with this card, and the only thing I saw that wasn't covered similar to what you're referring to was "Items purchased for resale, professional or commercial use." 

@Eric HortonDoes the wholesale contract contain any language for RESDL seller disclosure?

Dodd Frank made and executory contract more than 180 days subject to a lot more regulation and disclosures.

for example lead paint inspections/disclosures...).I would also recommend networking with others who have also recently bought their first or second rental property, getting together with such folks for coffee to mutually support each other.

You usually won't have access to the HOA or CC&R docs unless you have an accepted offer and the seller's agent should provide them as part of seller disclosures.