Some property managers change the locks between every tenant transfer.

Based on the fact pattern you gave, I personally would jump at the opportunity to get guaranteed rent (especially going into a recession), a multi-year renewal, low turnover, and annual rent increases even if I had to go through a little red tape. 

Although according to the lender and the terms I am allow to transfer the property to the llc as an act of donation. 

We ran into some red tape with FHA loan stuff which pushed the initial offer closing of July 7th to July 31.  

So I call a number from white pages .com and get another no hablo but this time Im two days into my Rosetta Stone tapes and I respond accordingly.

An old pair of skis and a set of hooked on phonics tapes

Think if pictures for example had blockchain security so that they couldn't be appropriated by rogue websites.....or that properties could be assigned code so that title search and transfer was more secure (and significantly less costly.)   

I tried learning it, but at the time (in the late 80's), I could only find a Brazilian Portuguese book/tape set. 

Sort of confused on how people transfer a house to their business or get started.

Instead of throwing money away (yes, that's what renting is - and this is coming from a landlord *cough* don't tell my tenants I said that) you're instead transferring your liquidity into equity.