Would be hard for me to believe that a manager can fail to provide leases in a situation where management is being transferred to somebody else.

I now come to find out that this is not the case, and it only has one gas meter and one water meter shared between both units.My question is, since this is an as-is purchase, do I have any recourse in this situation?

What loan type (DSCR or conv) should I be looking at and what rates?.

On our second deal, we brought on another partner, to help with down payment and balance sheet.Thank God, because when we signed our next deal six months later, our partner was instrumental in helping us with the loan.

They are financed more via SBA loans, private investors, crowd investors, and business loans etc .

In such situations, a company can provide for exclusions of confidentiality.This exclusion of confidentiality states that all information shared is confidential except for certain information which will be expressly listed.

This avoid you paying interest in the entire loan.

These operate like hard money loans, without origination fees or draw requests.

My question is, if we buy the home using a conventional personal loan while we househack, what would the costs and process look like of transferring the house and the loan over to an LLC?

In your circumstances, the owners will 100% have to personally guarantee any loan to the LLC, so this won't be an issue.