@Ethan Schneider, as you become familiar with the questions that Lenders will ask you, you'll realize more and more that it's their comfort level that you need to concern yourself with, as well as your own.

I then looked up phone numbers and addresses for the seller. 

I had been concerned that they would hike the tax base to offset presumed tax base losses elsewhere in the county, but that didn't happen. 

The fact the company stayed on for 6-months after the sale shows they are at least somewhat concerned with the quality of their product. 

Addressing the comment about metering...

I know that the fact it hasn't sold is concerning, but what should I do? 

I'm hoping you all can help me understand if I should be concerned.

As far as taxes are concerned i'm not a cpa, with that being said your llc will be taxed as a pass through entity so you won't be getting double taxed for transferring money to your llc owned by you and your husband.

We are extremely concerned, as the house needs termite, structural, and additional work before we can move in -- we have contractors lined up as soon as possible after closing, because our apartment lease is up in a few weeks so we will HAVE to move in at that point. 

Cons: have to pay a PMI for X amounts of months.My credit is excellent so I don't have any concerns of not getting a loan.