RE is considered essential business and it's allowed to have people tour the house with PPE and social distancing.

But I do think your post was a little inflammatory:You essentially asked If the pandemic has put you in a bind, "were you even a good landlord in the first place?"

Essentially you cannot move a tenant out unless they are damaging your property and even if they are, it will take months if not years to get them out. 

Hi Antoinette,You might want to think about talking to the owner about buying it (maybe with a land contract instead of a loan).The owner might want a quick easy sale vs. having a rural place on the market when who knows what will happen to prices after COVID.If he sells it to you like that, you might both want to consider getting second jobs and getting many payments ahead with him (vs paying down the principal) because we in the USA may be facing some unemployment issues for a while (a while) and jobs in rural areas can be scarce at times.If you choose to do this there is probably a local attorney who can do the paperwork and etc for you (either you or the owner can pay the attorney)...

Is also possible with private/hard money or seller financing where you can essentially be as creative as you want

Essentially, I’m trying to convert all my properties into a LLC, and run it as a REIT/ real estate investment portfolio. 

He never itemized the contract, he never put he last name on the paperwork and never signed.

That is why you need to review the paperwork and resolve this before taking possession.If you already closed, then you need to negotiate with the tenant in good faith.

So essentially, my question is can I still get this loan in the next month if I was to accept a job offer in a different state within less then a year?

Lots of extra paperwork and you pay PMI for the length of the note.