Hello, I am about to sell a property in the Bronx and plan on doing a 1031.

It might be a good idea and it shouldn't cost too much as it is all computer generated.

My tenant refuses to honor the 90-day intent to sell notice which I served them well in advance.

@Aaron Malki, if you're selling a property you want to do a 1031 on then you'll list it exactly as aggressively and in all the same places as a regular property. 

We could sell the old house and net at least $175-200k (after costs of selling -- this is a hot market) and would put that toward the new mortgage (reducing our monthly payment and interest costs).Alternatively, we can rent it at an amount that covers mortgage, taxes, and insurance, but not much more than that.

@Samson OniI would ask for a credit for the amount it would cost you to fix.

Looking for something that helps factor in all variables, fixed costs, interest paid on hard money loans, reno costs, etc etc. 

Make sure you are asking about all the terms - the maturity date, the adjustment period, the costs, etc.  

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?

This AC costs $17000 in 2020 and assume will no problem for a long time but most expensive one and shortest time died.